Finding a Good Deal on eBay: Mac Mini Late 2014 Edition

Prices for refurbished and used Apple devices can vary wildly depending on several factors. If you're willing to put in the time and effort to monitor availability, you might be able to snag a great deal on your targeted device. On the other hand, waiting too long can result in worn-out second-hand drives with unknown data usage.

One thing to consider is that prices tend to drop over time. As such, it's worth keeping an eye out for deals on eBay or similar platforms, especially if you're looking for a specific model like the Mac Mini Late 2014.

For those living in certain regions, you may be able to find Apple OEM drives at competitive prices. For example, eBay or local retailers might offer affordable options.

It's also worth noting that there are some Mac Pros with NVME adapter cards available, which can provide additional storage options. However, these devices may not be suitable for everyone.

For a deeper understanding of Apple removable SSDs, I recommend checking out the following resource, which covers everything from the first MacBook Air drives to Polaris. Specifically, it focuses on adapters that can run industry-standard protocols like SATA or NVME.

If you're looking for more information on this topic, there are some excellent threads available on MacRumors that cover various aspects of Apple SSD upgrades. I've summarized the key points here because I haven't seen a comprehensive summary elsewhere.

I started researching this topic when considering a non-Apple SSD upgrade for my rMPB 11,1 and 11,4 devices. Let me know if you have any corrections or suggestions!

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