“I have a Macbook pro (mid 2012), is this going to be compatible?”

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• Yes

  Answered by Hiphopanonymous 6 years ago

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• Yes.

  Answered by ComputerGuy 6 years ago

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• Yes. Surprisingly easy to replace at that. Just be sure to buy the correct tools to open it (pretty sure you need a 3 lobe screwdriver). Apple OS has the cloning software built in. And your MacBook Pro will feel like a brand new amazing machine with this upgrade. So so so worth the effort.

  Answered by BinkyBarns 6 years ago

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• Yes; will work fine.

  Answered by Rumplestiltskin 6 years ago

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• Yes, any SSD will be compatible with your Macbook Pro. I installed it in my MacBook Pro 2011.. You can also install it yourself relatively easily with a very small Philips screwdriver. Go on line to see how to do it.

  Answered by Mike 6 years ago

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