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Mine is a 2017 i5 Macbook Air. I think 128 GB is severely limited for software development purpose these days.

512 is preferrable, because I have more space for Xcode, some VirtualBox VMs, etc. Is it possible to replace the SSD?

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Yes. The 2017 MacBook Air's SSD is not soldered and is replaceable. It does however use a proprietary connector. You'll either have to get a compatible SSD from an Apple Service Provider, a 3rd party like OWC or use an adapter with an M.2 SSD.

There is a guide available on iFixit.

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  • Ah good to know. Guess this shouldn't be difficult issue for experienced Apple repair shops
    – anta40
    Nov 12, 2022 at 5:40

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