It’s worth being clear: no MacBook Air has upgradeable memory. On every model the RAM is soldered to the logic board, or built into the chip on Apple silicon. Anyone offering to add memory to an Air is mistaken.
What you can upgrade is the storage on 2010–2017 models, which use a removable SSD. A larger, faster SSD fixes the ‘disk full’ problem and often speeds things up.
What we can do
- 2010–2017 Airs: fit a larger SSD, including NVMe drives on 2013–2017 models with up-to-date firmware
- 2018 onwards: storage is soldered, so we help you free up space, move files to external storage or migrate to a new Mac
- Every model: a clean macOS reinstall if the Air has become slow through clutter or old software
Choose your model
Price
We give you a fixed quote for your exact model before any work starts. All prices are subject to inspection, and nothing is done without your approval.
Questions we’re often asked
My Air feels slow. What will help?
On a 2010–2017 Air, a new SSD and a fresh macOS install usually help most. On newer Airs, freeing up storage and checking for heavy background apps makes the biggest difference.