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    • OWC 500GB Aura Pro 6G Solid State Drive upgrade for MacBook Air (Late 2010 - Mid 2011)

    £130.00
    inc. Tax
    £108.33
    ex. Tax
    (2 reviews) Write a Review
    SKU:
    OWCS3DAP116G500
    UPC:
    0810586031783
    Condition:
    New
    Availability:
    ships same day
    Size:
    500GB
    Form factor:
    Custom Blade
    Interface:
    SATA 6G
    Type:
    Internal SSD

    Product Description

    OWC 500GB Aura Pro 6G Solid-State Drive For MacBook Air (2010-2011) (OWCS3DAP116G500)

     

    Once again, OWC provides Mac users with an upgrade path that delivers phenomenal performance, functionality, and reliability!

    Like other OWC upgrades, we include a free 'how-to' video to make this an easy and money-saving DIY upgrade.

    More Speed, More Capacity for MacBook Air
    OWC Aura Pro SSDs provide a noticeable increase in performance over the factory SSDs for all MacBook Air models:

    • Increase capacity up to 16x the 11-inch base models
    • Increase capacity up to 8x the 13-inch base models
    • MacBook Air (2011) - Get 6G speeds up to 530MB/s, 2.5x faster than factory original*
    • MacBook Air (2010) - Get 3G speeds up to 275MB/s, 1.3x faster than factory original*

     

    Better by Design
    OWC redesigned its 3rd generation of OWC Aura Pro 6G SSDs with premium 3D NAND Flash and the latest controller technology to operate cooler and consume less power, resulting in improved battery life for your MacBook Air.

    Highlights

    • Up to 2.5x faster than the factory SSD*
    • Up to 530MB/s
    • OWC Free Install Videos make it easy to upgrade!
    • 5 Year OWC SSD Limited Warranty

     

     

    Specification:

    Form Factor Custom Blade
    Interface SATA 6Gb/s
    Capacity 500GB useable capacity
    Formatted Capacity 465GiB
    NAND 3D Triple-Level Cell (TLC) Synchronous NAND Flash Memory
    Controller Silicon Motion SM2258
    SMART Attributes Standard
    Native Command Queuing Yes
    RAID Support No
    RoHS Compliant Yes
    Format Unformatted
    MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) 1,500 000hours
    Endurance 150TB total bytes written (TBW)
    Sequential Reads (up to) 530MB/s
    Sequential Writes (up to) 495MB/s
    Random 4K Read Up to 80,000 IOPS
    Random 4K Write Up to 72,000 IOPS
    Data Reliability ECC Recovery 
    Security ATA security feature command set and password login support
    TRIM Support

    OS Dependent
    Warranty

    5 Year OWC SSD Limited Warranty

     

    What is in the box:

    • OWC Aura Pro 6G SSD

     

    Videos:

    13" 2011 MacBook Air SSD install

    11" 2011 MacBook Air SSD install

    13" 2010 MacBook Air SSD install

    11" 2010 MacBook Air SSD install

    Other Details

    MacBook Air (13-inch Mid 2011) (July 2011) Model ID: MacBookAir4,2 | 1.7GHz, 1.8GHz
    MacBook Air (13-inch Late 2010) (October 2010) Model ID: MacBookAir3,2 | 1.86GHz, 2.13GHz
    MacBook Air (11-inch Mid 2011) (July 2011) Model ID: MacBookAir4,1 | 1.6GHz, 1.8GHz
    MacBook Air (11-inch Late 2010) (October 2010) Model ID: MacBookAir3,1 | 1.4GHz, 1.6GHz

    NOT COMPATIBLE 
    MacBook Air (13-inch 2012) Education Model (July 2012) Model ID: MacBookAir4,2 | 1.7GHz
    MacBook Air (13-inch Mid 2013) (June 2013) Model ID: MacBookAir6,2 | 1.3GHz, 1.7GHz
    MacBook Air (11-inch Mid 2013) (June 2013) Model ID: MacBookAir6,1 | 1.3GHz, 1.7GHz

    Product Videos

    Custom Field

    Size 500GB
    Form factor Custom Blade
    Interface SATA 6G
    Type Internal SSD

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    • 5
      OWC drive upgrade

      Posted by Helge Røys Halkjelsvik on 4th Mar 2020

      Superb! Just what this old mac needed. Added a few years functionallity.

    • 5
      Problem Solved!

      Posted by Carl on 11th Nov 2019

      Really pleased with this. A friend gifted me an old Mac Book Air Late 2010 he was having problems with and so had replaced it. As it came to me it had a 60gig drive. Why Apple ever thought this would be a useable amount of storage is quite beyond me but this replacement was installed within a couple of minutes (provided you have the right screwdrivers of course) and I had booted to internet recovery, reinstalled the OS over the net and was up and running within an hour. I now have a fully useable and very well kept Mac Book Air that despite its age does everything I need and still runs the software I use.

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