Will this work in a macbook pro? null

That’s what I bought for. So far it’s working great.

I'm using the 250GB model in my late-2011 13" MBP. It's formatted as APFS (running High Sierra) and manually enabled TRIM. It's running great/very fast!

Yes...and very well I might add!

The newer models make if difficult to get into but if you can get in there then yes

It depends on what year/model your MacBook Pro is. This drive is a standard SATA ssd, but some MacBooks don't use this; they use a type called an M.2 drive like the one in the picture below. It is probably best to be very careful and check a good company that sells ssd's for macBooks. This one: https://eshop.macsales.com/search/?filter.catidpath=4081&filter.dimension_ssd_sshd_or_hdd_91=SSD for example has a good search feature where you can find an ssd that works with your MacBook. You will need to check your specific model.

I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT MACS However if you can use any off the shelf HDD like WD or Seagate then theres no good reason you cant use this drive. Only thing to mention other than that is get the Pro version if you got the extra money.

You need to check with Apple but I doubt it, this is a 2.5" SSD drive and Apples usually uses a stick like msata or m.2

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That’s what I bought for. So far it’s working great.
Answered by Mamamar 7 years ago
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I'm using the 250GB model in my late-2011 13" MBP. It's formatted as APFS (running High Sierra) and manually enabled TRIM. It's running great/very fast!
Answered by BBHMBP 7 years ago
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Yes...and very well I might add!
Answered by kurlymann 7 years ago
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The newer models make if difficult to get into but if you can get in there then yes
Answered by esthedik 6 years ago
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It depends on what year/model your MacBook Pro is. This drive is a standard SATA ssd, but some MacBooks don't use this; they use a type called an M.2 drive like the one in the picture below. It is probably best to be very careful and check a good company that sells ssd's for macBooks. This one: https://eshop.macsales.com/search/?filter.catidpath=4081&filter.dimension_ssd_sshd_or_hdd_91=SSD for example has a good search feature where you can find an ssd that works with your MacBook. You will need to check your specific model.
Answered by Theta 6 years ago
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I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT MACS However if you can use any off the shelf HDD like WD or Seagate then theres no good reason you cant use this drive. Only thing to mention other than that is get the Pro version if you got the extra money.
I would recommend:
Answered by Ijarell 7 years ago
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format it in Linux first
Answered by kurtis 7 years ago
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You need to check with Apple but I doubt it, this is a 2.5" SSD drive and Apples usually uses a stick like msata or m.2
Answered by Dand 7 years ago
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