(1422) — Ssdreporter 1.5.7

: SSDReporter is a monitoring utility; it cannot fix a failing drive. Its value lies entirely in giving you enough lead time to back up your data and replace the hardware.

: The app lives in your Mac’s menu bar. The icon changes color (typically from green to yellow or red) if the health of your SSD reaches a critical threshold. SSDReporter 1.5.7 (1422)

: Note that while it excels at monitoring internal disks, external USB/Thunderbolt enclosures often do not pass through the necessary S.M.A.R.T. data unless they use specific, compatible bridge chips. Why Version 1.5.7 (1422) Matters : SSDReporter is a monitoring utility; it cannot

This specific build includes stability improvements and bug fixes for macOS Ventura and Sonoma compatibility. It addresses edge cases where certain third-party SSDs or specific Apple factory drives might report "unknown" status in earlier versions. Limitations to Consider The icon changes color (typically from green to

: You can set up notifications via macOS Notification Center or email to alert you the moment a drive shows signs of failure.

: This version is fully optimized for modern Macs using NVMe-based flash storage, ensuring accurate health readings for Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) and late-model Intel Macs.