More memory and a solid-state drive are the two upgrades that make an older Mac feel new again. Whether your Mac can take them depends on the model, so we always check yours before quoting.
We fit tested, matched modules, move your files across and run an extended test before handing the Mac back.
Which Macs can be upgraded
Memory can be upgraded on: the white and black MacBook (2006–2010), MacBook Pro models up to 2012, most iMacs up to 2019 (the 27-inch has a memory door on the back), the Mac mini (2010–2012 and 2018) and every Mac Pro up to 2019.
Memory is fixed on: every MacBook Air, MacBook Pro Retina models from 2012 onwards, the 12-inch MacBook and all Apple silicon Macs. On these, an SSD upgrade or a clean-up is often the better option.
Choose your Mac
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
How much memory do I need?
For email, browsing and office work, 8GB is enough on most older Macs; for photo editing, virtual machines or many browser tabs, 16GB makes a real difference where the model supports it.
Is an SSD or more memory the better upgrade?
If your Mac still has a spinning hard drive, the SSD almost always makes the bigger difference. We’ll recommend one or both based on how you use it.
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Fill in our online booking form and you get your job number by email straight away. Not sure what you need? Call 020 7394 2528 for free advice.