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With all of the cheap M.2 / PCIe SSD options now available, I’m curious if this is upgradeable. I spent the money on the 32GB of ram knowing it would probably be soldered on, curious if the hard drive can be upgraded.
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No, everything is soldered and encrypted with the new T-series chip, forget about upgrading this device EVER.
although you do have the option of Thunderbolt 3 external drives, which should be just as fast.
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As far as I know, Apple never offered a hard drive on this MacBook Pro model.
The SSD is decidedly soldered to the mainboard though.
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Correct the SSD is soldered as you can see here in the iFixit teardown MacBook Pro 15" Touch Bar 2018 Teardown
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