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Apple’s new M2 MacBook Pro appears to have slower SSD write and read speeds than its predecessor. YouTubers have discovered that the base model only has a single NAND chip, which could be affecting speeds.

New M2 MacBook Pro’s SSD is slower than its M1-powered sibling, early test of the new Apple device suggests.

The base model of the Apple M2 MacBook Pro reportedly has considerably slower sequential transfer speeds, despite using an SSD

SSD speed testing shows that the standard MacBook Pro M2 is slower than the M1 model, possibly due to Apple using new parts.

You'll need to spend $200 more to get storage as fast as the M1 MacBook Pro.

YouTube channels such as Max Tech and Created Tech made the discovery when testing the $1,299 base-model M2 MacBook Pro 13, which comes with a 256GB SSD....

According to a MacRumors report, YouTubers Max Tech and Created Tech tested the 256GB base M2 model worth the $1,299 and discovered the SSDs read speeds are around 50 pre cent slower than M1 MacBook Pro with same storage. 📲 Apple 13-Inch MacBook Pro M2 Has Slower SSD Speed Than M1 Model: Report.

Following the launch of Apples new 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M2 chip, it has been discovered that the $1,299 base model with 256GB of storage has significantly slower SSD read/write speeds compared to the equivalent previous-generation model. From a report: YouTube channels such as Max Tech and ...

Speed test reveals that the entry-level 13-inch Macbook Pro with M2 Chip has significantly slower SSD read and write speeds compare to the previous generation, M1 chip. What's the reason behind this?

Apple switched to a different model of SSD in the new MacBook Pro with the M2 chipset. The storage inside entry-level iterations of the laptop performs at nearly half the speeds of older M1 models.