Home / Computers / The MacBook Air (2011) soldered its RAM to stay thinComputers Technology ramseeker macThe MacBook Air (2011) soldered its RAM to stay thinThe 2GB or 4GB you bought it with is permanent — no sockets, no upgrades. Apple soldered the memory directly to the logic board. Shop computer upgrades on Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesA Samsung T7 or Crucial X9 is all you need.Anker's PowerExpand hubs are the safe pick for MacBook Air.Clean it, reset it, and keep the box.Don't ignore these SSD failure signs.Don't use Windex on your MacBook screen.ExploreThe Mac Mini M2's RAM is welded to the chipThe M4 Mac Mini locks in your RAM decision at checkoutEven the M4 Pro Mac Mini can't escape soldered RAMThe Mac Pro M2 Ultra's RAM is sealed in the chip, despite the price tagThe Mac Studio M1 Max has RAM you can't touchPrevious The Midea M7's self-emptying base lets you forget the vacuum — but the dust dump is loudNext The Mac Studio M2 Max pushes unified memory to 96GB