“I have early 2015 Macbook pro with retina. Is this going to be compatible with my device?”

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• No, MacBook drives look like a big SIMM directly in a socket on the motherboard. They are a unique form factor, not like a standard rectangular drive. Check out Otherworld computing for MacBook SSD upgrades. BTW for a 1TB upgrade you are looking at $600.

  Answered by Mgk1 7 years ago

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• Only if used as an external drive. You’ll either need a SATA adpter cable or a drive enclosure.

  Answered by DigitalDaddio 7 years ago

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• I think it is compatible.

  Answered by hilltop 7 years ago

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• I don't see why not, as I put this in my 6 year old iMac. However, were I in your shoes, I would run this by your trusted Apple certified service provider first, as they'll know all the ins and outs of your Mac.

  Answered by Sydney 7 years ago

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• Should work fine for a swap out if that's what you're intending to do. An SSD will work wonders on older laptops for speed.

  Answered by Killercod 7 years ago

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