would this ssd card work on a MacBook pro 2010? null

It should , it's a 2.5" dia. 7mm thick drive .

I suspect it will work as that model has a spinning hard drive. Just review instructions closely when using apple update to place an appropriate MAC operating system on your new hard drive then restoring backed up files from Time Machine.

Yes. This will work anywhere there is an existing 2.5" drive. Just Google your PC or laptop and see if your drive is 2.5". If it is a 3.5" drive you have a desktop drive and will need an adapter to fit into your 3.5 inch drive. Best Buy sells 3.5" to 2.5" adapters as well.

No, the SSD card will only work with Windows 10, 8.1, 8, and 7 devices.

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It should , it's a 2.5" dia. 7mm thick drive .
Answered by Br549 6 years ago
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I suspect it will work as that model has a spinning hard drive. Just review instructions closely when using apple update to place an appropriate MAC operating system on your new hard drive then restoring backed up files from Time Machine.
Answered by messs 7 years ago
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Answered by Jeffery 7 years ago
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Yes. This will work anywhere there is an existing 2.5" drive. Just Google your PC or laptop and see if your drive is 2.5". If it is a 3.5" drive you have a desktop drive and will need an adapter to fit into your 3.5 inch drive. Best Buy sells 3.5" to 2.5" adapters as well.
Answered by Dumdum 7 years ago
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No, the SSD card will only work with Windows 10, 8.1, 8, and 7 devices.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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