Data Doubler OWC OWCDDAMBS0GB sininen

The OWC Data Doubler OWCDDAMBS0GB Blue lets you replace your MacBook or MacBook Pro optical drive with a second 2.5" SATA drive or SSD, providing up to an additional 1.5TB of internal storage and support for RAID configurations. The kit includes a blue anodized aluminum bracket with an attached PCB, a 5-piece toolkit, mounting screws, and a detailed installation guide for a complete all-in-one solution.

Advantages

The custom-engineered bracket is designed to fit any 9.5mm tall 2.5" SATA hard drive or solid state drive and installs into the Mac 5.25" optical drive bay. Installed drives are recognized as standard high-speed SATA devices and can be partitioned or configured using Apple Disk Utility. The aluminum construction aids heat dissipation while the included tools and instructions simplify installation.

Suitable for

• Adding a second internal HDD or SSD to compatible MacBook or MacBook Pro models
• Increasing internal storage capacity up to 1.5TB
• Installing an SSD for faster boot and application load times
• Creating a RAID array or custom partition setup

Key specifications

• Compatibility: MacBook / MacBook Pro with 5.25" optical drive bay
• Supported drive size: 2.5" SATA drives up to 9.5mm height
• Included items: blue anodized aluminum bracket with PCB, 5-piece toolkit, screws, installation guide
• Maximum additional storage supported (typical): up to 1.5TB (dependent on installed drive)
• MPN: OWCDDAMBS0GB
• EAN: 0718122776276

How to use

Remove the Mac's optical drive following the included installation guide, mount your 2.5" SATA HDD or SSD into the OWC Data Doubler bracket, secure it with the supplied screws, and install the entire assembly into the optical bay. After hardware installation, power on the Mac and use Apple Disk Utility to initialize, partition, or format the new drive and configure RAID if required.

Recommendations

Install only supported 2.5" SATA drives up to 9.5mm height and follow the supplied guide and proper anti-static precautions during installation. Use Apple Disk Utility to verify drive recognition and to set up partitions or RAID arrays according to your needs.