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Released in July 2018, the 15" MacBook Pro, model A1990, features a 15.4 inch LED-Backlight display with True Tone technology, TouchID, and up to 6 Core i9 Processor.

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My harddrive failed. Is it possible to replace?

I understand the SSD is soldered to the board which would make a repair difficult but is it possible at all to replace the SSD? I can barely find any info online about it making me think it's extremely hard to do.

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Yes. You'll need to replace all SSD NAND chips as a set and probably need some kind of NAND programmer to rewrite the serial number.

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