“Can I this EVO 870 to replace a 256GB drive in an Early 2015 Macbook Pro? Thx”

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• Most likely, yes. I had an old Mac Book Pro mid-2013 and used a Samsung SSD to replace the spinning HDD, and it worked great.

  Answered by technorogue 3 years ago

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• No, the MacBooks from at least 2014 (and probably 2015) used custom m.2 nvme drives. I would recommend checking ifixit. They generally have a really good walkthrough on replacing the drive, any tools that are needed, and generally a link to a replacement hard drive that is comparable.

  Answered by Andrew 4 years ago

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