“Does this fit a 2012 Macbook Pro 15'? Hello I am going to purchase an SSD sandisk and am not sure if one size fits all...”

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• I haven't specifically installed it in that particular model, but the SanDisk 240GB appears like any normal drive, only FASTER. The dimensions are a bit thinner than the original drive so fitment is not a problem. Screw slots are in the right position. FYI this drive is not only faster but much lighter too. It's like an empty plastic box.

  Answered by Gary 10 years ago

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• They are pretty much universal. There is an adapter to mount in place of a 3.5" drive and a spacer comes with it so it doesn't flop around in a laptop

  Answered by walldoo99 9 years ago

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• Yes this will fit in it.

  Answered by Noahbalboah 9 years ago

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• Yes it does...

  Answered by ptcl 9 years ago

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• Yes, most 'internal' SSD's are the same size. You need to research about enabling TRIM when doing the swap. Apple enables this feature on it's SSD's that ship with their Macbooks, but needs to be enabled in aftermarket (Non Apple SSD) swaps. Backing up using iCloud and doing a clean install of the OS on the new SSD works well for me. Migration Assistant was not an option i recommend.

  Answered by bAnotny 9 years ago

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• It sure does, and standard 2.5" drive will work for that model. http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/specs/macbook-pro-core-i7-2.3-15-mid-2012-unibody-usb3-specs.html

  Answered by AlwaysBeEvolving 10 years ago

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• Yes, it should fit and has a black adapter included that will sit the SSD nicely into the MacBook.

  Answered by mole058 10 years ago

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• It fit my late 2011 Macbook Pro 13". I believe that if you get one for laptops any hard drive will fit. the SSD will be thinner than your old drive. But it comes with a spacer if you need it. Also, make sure you format it in disk utility so the mac can recognize it. They come formatted for PC.

  Answered by purplemonkey 10 years ago

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• Yes it does.

  Answered by Murican 10 years ago

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• Hard drive and SSD sizes are all standardized so it will fit in any traditional laptop. Not sure about MacBook Air though. If you're getting as a second drive, make sure to confirm your MacBook has an extra HD bay.

  Answered by AVGeek99 10 years ago

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