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So I uploaded a video recently where I compared the brand new M2 MacBook Pro against its predecessor, the M1 MacBook Pro. But during testing, I noticed a really weird issue with the SSD on the M2. It was nowhere near as fast as the M1. And this could have a massive impact on the performance of M2 MacBook Pro base models. So what could be the reason for this? Is it just Apple being greedy? Is it some secret plan to get you to spend more money on upgrades or was Apple forced to do this by external circumstances? Well, Im going to do a deep dive into this topic and see if we can figure it out. First things first, lets run some SSD speed tests to find out just how bad the M2 SSD is. Starting with Blackmagic Disk Speed Test, you can immediately see a massive difference in speeds. The M2 is roughly twice as slow in read speeds. On the AJA System Speed Test, but this time with the disk cache disabled, the write speeds seem about the same, but the read speeds, again, are docHubly worse