Does it work with MAC 2017 (Ventura) null

I connected mine to a MacBook Pro 2017 with Monterey and it worked correctly and without issue. I can’t say for sure with Ventura but I suspect it should work.

Yes it does. It comes formatted as exfat already, but you should use Disk utility to wipe and reformat it. The problem I had was it was being recognized as a boot disk and this was solved by doing a reformat to exfat. I have had no trouble switching this between Mac and PC since then.

Works fine for me with Ventura.

Hello, thanks for getting in touch, SSD part CT4000X9PROSSD9 is external SSD, you can connect the drive in the system. iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, 2017) has USB-A (USB 3) and USB-C (Thunderbolt 3) ports. It will work. If you need any more information or support, please contact us back through the link below. https://www.crucial.com/support/contact - The Crucial Team

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I connected mine to a MacBook Pro 2017 with Monterey and it worked correctly and without issue. I can’t say for sure with Ventura but I suspect it should work.
Answered by PTrail 2 years ago
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Yes it does. It comes formatted as exfat already, but you should use Disk utility to wipe and reformat it. The problem I had was it was being recognized as a boot disk and this was solved by doing a reformat to exfat. I have had no trouble switching this between Mac and PC since then.
Answered by MikeW 2 years ago
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Works fine for me with Ventura.
Answered by MichaelR 2 years ago
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yes
Answered by ByungC 2 years ago
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Answered by Temel 2 years ago
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Hello, thanks for getting in touch, SSD part CT4000X9PROSSD9 is external SSD, you can connect the drive in the system. iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, 2017) has USB-A (USB 3) and USB-C (Thunderbolt 3) ports. It will work. If you need any more information or support, please contact us back through the link below. https://www.crucial.com/support/contact - The Crucial Team
Answered by Micron CPG Support 2 years ago
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