Some M2 13-inch MacBook Pros have far slower SSDs than others
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What you need to know Apple`s 256GB M2 13-inch MacBook Pro is hamstrung by relatively poor SSD performance. Tests show the base model M2 MacBook Pro is slower than the M1 version. It appears Apple`s use of a single SSD module is to blame. Those wanting the ultimate in performance need to spring for more storage. If you`re looking at your brand new M2 13-inch MacBook Pro and wondering why it doesn`t feel as fast as you`d hoped, there could be a very good reason — especially if you picked up the base 256GB model. While the new Apple M2-powered 13-inch MacBook Pro is super-speedy thanks to the fact it packs the latest Apple silicon, there`s a catch for those who bought the base model. As YouTuber Max Tech notes in a new video, the performance of the machine`s SSD isn`t quite up to scratch when compared to the M1 MacBook Pro. In Max Tech`s testing, backed up by our own here at iMore, the new 256GB M2 13-inch MacBook Pro`s SSD performs less impressively than expected with read an...