The SSD in these is a proprietary form factor, and I don't think there would be any way to fit a 2.5" drive into the chassis without some serious modification and a weird chain of adapters.
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The SSD in these is a [link|https://www.ifixit.com/Parts/MacBook_Pro_13%22_Function_Keys_2017/Storage|proprietary form factor|new_window=true], and I don't think there would be any way to fit a 2.5" drive into the chassis without some serious modification and a weird chain of adapters.
If you want a larger boot drive, your better bet might be to use an external hard drive as your boot device, or to expand your existing drive. But you're definitely going to notice an impact to performance, especially if you're using an HDD rather than an SSD.
The SSD in these is a proprietary form factor, and I don't think there would be any way to fit a 2.5" drive into the chassis without some serious modification and a weird chain of adapters.
If you want a larger boot drive, your better bet might be to use an external hard drive as your boot device, or to expand your existing drive. But you're definitely going to notice an impact to performance, especially if you're using an HDD rather than an SSD.