





🚀 Upgrade or revive your Mac in a flash — 8 macOS versions, one USB drive!
This 8-in-1 Bootable USB Drive features eight full macOS versions from Mountain Lion through Big Sur, enabling full installs, upgrades, recovery, and restoration. With USB 3.2 connectivity and 90MB/s read speeds, it offers fast, reliable access to essential Apple operating systems. Ideal for professionals managing multiple Macs or anyone needing a versatile, all-in-one macOS recovery tool.
| ASIN | B0CFXCSYGR |
| Best Sellers Rank | #105,712 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #1,120 in USB Flash Drives |
| Connectivity technology | USB |
| Flash memory type | USB |
| Hardware Connectivity Technology | USB Type A |
| Item model number | 8IN1 |
| Manufacturer | Tipsench |
| Model name | 8IN1 |
| Product dimensions | 80D x 12W x 10H millimeters |
| Reading speed | 90 Megabytes Per Second |
| UPC | 760627295202 |
R**T
Worked a treat for me. Was struggling with a re-load of Yosemite, but the supporting YouTube video helped me get High Sierra onto my old MacBook and working quickly
A**R
Brilliant product, works perfectly, my old Mac Book Air is now running, as an Apple user this is a must have for emergency , very pleased with this product.
J**S
Upgraded safely :) very happy. My Mac book Air was too old to upgrade to Big Sur but this product includes several different versions of OSX, so I successfully upgraded to High Sierra instead (from what I previously had - Sierra) . Is easy to do, just have Mac powered off, then turn on while holding the key which says "alt" (the "option key"). Then you choose the OS X version you want, then you are prompted to choose your WiFi connection and enter the Wi-Fi password. (Probably not needed if your internet is wired Ethernet, not Wi Fi). It took me about 41 minutes to finish. You can also choose to wipe your Mac if you want and then do a fresh install or use this if your hard drive is blank or it hasn't got an OSX on it (but if you wipe a hard drive be careful as you will lose all your photos, files etc and won't be able to get them back, so you need to back them up first onto a portable hard drive or another Mac). There are brief instructions on a piece of paper that comes with the USB stick, and also it has an email address for a real human you can contact for help! :) I recommend. Stupid Apple made it so that because my Mac is old, I cannot login with or create a new Apple ID successfully, so I can't access the app store to upgrade OS X and other apps. This is the only solution other than if you can find a copy of OS X online and download, but Apple no longer made the ones I wanted accessible, and I couldn't find elsewhere. You may be able to find elsewhere online, but there is always risk of downloading a virus. So thank God for this solution because so many things no longer work with very old software, so I had no choice but to upgrade my OS X somehow.
G**R
little fiddly for a non-Mac user to get started, had to watch the instructions on YouTube but has done the job, now I have a clean, working Mac
P**N
Perfect all works great
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