Question
Can you replace Microsoft Surface Pro 6 SSD?
Answer
No, you can’t! all Surface Pro 6 models come with a soldered SSD. So make sure you purchase a Surface Pro 6 model with the right amount of SSD Storage (128GB, 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB).
Source: iFixit
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So can I use an external SSD to suit my needs?? I don’t know why it is so hard to find an answer to this question on the internet…the Surface 6 already has an SSD, but the 256GB is not enough for me.
I can’t upgrade the internal one obviously, so can I just buy an external 1TB Samsung or similar and speed up my computer for video-editing and music production??
If you’re not terribly concerned about read/write speeds you can get a 512Gb microSD card (I got mine from Amazon for $70) to use as additional storage