Sintech M.2 NGFF NVMe SSD Card for Upgrade Mac Mini Late 2014 Year A1347 MEG Series(Only for late 2014 Year,not fit Other year)

Exactly as described. Worked for my late 2014 Mac mini. Installation was a breeze. I used western digital black series wds100t2x0c model and had no issues with the latest Mac OS Catalina.

I have the Mac mini late 2014 and the process of installing the SSD card was simple. Im not too computer savy but this item did everything as described. Im happy with the purchase.

Tengo una Mac mini 2014 late que para muchos sería un equipo obsoleto pero con esto pude instalar un disco M2 y pude experimentar un cambio del cielo a la tierra en velocidad de procesamientos.

I got a used Mac Mini and wanted to speed up the OS so I got this and and NVME drive. It took a 15 minutes to install and drastically improved the performance of MacOS. You need to double check and make sure you have the proper Mac Mini model that can accept this card/NVME drive. Also, remember that you’ll still be limited by the SATA speed bus, but you’ll max out with a quality NVME drive used as your OS drive (~600MB/s) but you won’t get the full NVME speeds so don’t break the bank getting a high performance NVME drive.

Popped in a few minutes and with a new sd drive formatted and in use in hours. Brought my mac mini back to life

What an absolute easy upgrade. As long as you have the tamper-proof torx bits to get into your Mac Mini this upgrade will take you about 5 minutes to install. My mac mini is super fast now and after reformatting and restoring the OS in the new NVMe SSD I installed my speed has jumped from about 60mps to 700.

It does exactly what you promised. Good stuff

Worked well for installing an M.2 NVME drive on my 2014 Mac Mini. With this adapter you can use a regular M.2 NVME drive and not need the Apple-specific drive and adapter. So much cheaper to upgrade your Mac Mini this way.

Like the header says, wow what a difference. I had 75-85 on the blacklabs program and when I switched it over to this part and an old achi 256gb ssd equals 750 throughput. Why doesn’t everybody change this out on their old 2014 Mac mini. This went from a dead dog to a computer that is ready for another couple of years. Sure it’s only been an hour but what a difference.

My 2014 Mac Mini was running on a 5400rpm platter drive and it was taking full minutes to boot up and get to a workable desktop. I was ready to replace it completely with a brand new one. Then I got this and put in a 1TB SSD in addition to the 1TB platter drive. Now it boots and runs like brand new and I use the platter drive for long term storage. If you have a 2104 Mac Mini that you want to breathe new life into this is the solution.