#Macbook pro sd card adapter flush pro

The last MacBook Pro with an SD Card slot was produced many years ago, and because the reader wasn't fast, the cards weren't either. TheMiniDrive microSD adapter and 128GB Integrated expansion cards fit perfectly flush with any 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display manufactured mid 2012 and later. It was made for the original 13' MBP, I imagine the 14' is similar in size. You may want to wait until UHS-II flush cards are available. TheMiniDrive Expansion Cards MacBook Pro 13' with Retina Display. Which is probably closest to the JetDrive Lite 330, which is suppose to be 0.66 inches in depth. Some quick napkin math and using any image editor to compare pixel counts of the product image. But you can get a micro SD card and a short SD card adapter, which will sit flush with the case (or at least close enough for practical. If you use a standard SD card, it will stick out from the edge. You can use the SD card slot to add more space. Thank god SanDisk has a pretty universal sticker design across most of their products, so you can probably try to guess the depth based on dimensions on the cards Amazon page. However at least with the MacBooks (both Pro and Air) made 20122016, there is a workaround. Tom's Guide put in a SanDisk 128GB SD Card in his 14' and you can see it where the port cuts off the SD card right above the 128GB words. Though a couple 14' MBP review videos have come out for the 2021 model and they have some images? I would think with the usual Apple design that if someone were to use and SD card, they wouldn't want it sticking out that far. Luckily, there are many available at various price points. Is there a flush microsd card adapter for MBP So I have a late 2013 13' Retina MacBook Pro and I have to say I'm surprised at how the SD adapter comes out as far as it does when inserted. You can purchase a chassis that holds an SD card and places it flush against the side of the MacBook Pro or MacBook Air to take care of that like the Nifty MiniDrive 1.

For these machines, it's best to purchase a USB-C adapter. Answer: No and in fact the sticking out part can alleviated as well.

Unfortunately, they remain on the 13-inch MacBook Pro and older devices. I have an older 2013 MBP with a JetDrive that I desperately loved and relied on for external storage for simple files, photos and small backups. The 2021 MacBook Pro finally saw the return of legacy ports. USB-C Satechi Aluminum Type-C Pro Hub Adapter MacBook Pro 13 15 40Gbs Thunderbolt 3, HDMI, Pass-Through Charging, SD/Micro Card Reader. I have this identical question and honestly I am not sure we'll get a solid answer until someone gets a 14' in their hand and starts sticking things in the port to find out the depth.