“Is this SSD external hard drive formatted for a MacBook Pro so you can just plug in and transfer your files?”

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• No. You must format it to be Mac compatible when you plug it in.

  Answered by Nick 5 years ago

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• Easily format the drive with your MAC to exFAT.

  Answered by Pocketsize 3 years ago

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• Yes, this is formatted in exFAT format and is plug and play out of the box with MacOS.

  Answered by NewWDBlue2TbUser 4 years ago

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• When you plug it in it will detect it and you might have to formate it

  Answered by Nitemare 5 years ago

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• No, you need to clone your old hard drive to the new hard drive using macrium reflect. Get a USB to 2.5 in hard drive cable to perform the clone. Then after expand the memory to make it a 4tb.

  Answered by WWFCHAMPION 5 years ago

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• Not external. This SSD is an internal drive using SATA cables connected to the motherboard.

  Answered by Ssddrive 5 years ago

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