Is this drive compatible with a MacBook Pro? null

It should work with any computer as long as it is sata.

As long as it has a SAta connection and you have room inside your unit for it

Looks like the cutoff for Macbook Pros as far as replacing the hard drive (ssd or hdd) was 2015. Anything from 2016 on, the hard drive is soldered on. Yeah Apple!

It depends on the model year of your MacBook Pro. The newer MacBooks all have SSD's that are soldered into the main board - in other words, they are not user-upgradeable. I can't tell you exactly which year they went to that kind of model, but I do know the older models CAN be upgraded. You need to know the year and model number of your MacBook. Google is your friend.

If it has a 2.5" sata drive bay yes it is.

If your MAC has a standard hard drive with a spinning platter (3.5 inch), it is compatible. The year the MAC was made and exact serial number can help you determine if it can be installed. Otherwise, a different product will have to be purchased instead.

This drive is compatible with laptop PCs that use a SATA interface.

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It should work with any computer as long as it is sata.
Answered by 3kidag 7 years ago
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Yes it is.
Answered by Bree 7 years ago
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As long as it has a SAta connection and you have room inside your unit for it
Answered by lookyloo 6 years ago
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Looks like the cutoff for Macbook Pros as far as replacing the hard drive (ssd or hdd) was 2015. Anything from 2016 on, the hard drive is soldered on. Yeah Apple!
Answered by svmayor 6 years ago
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It depends on the model year of your MacBook Pro. The newer MacBooks all have SSD's that are soldered into the main board - in other words, they are not user-upgradeable. I can't tell you exactly which year they went to that kind of model, but I do know the older models CAN be upgraded. You need to know the year and model number of your MacBook. Google is your friend.
Answered by Dekay 7 years ago
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Basically, yes.
Answered by s4pax 7 years ago
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If it has a 2.5" sata drive bay yes it is.
Answered by xray 7 years ago
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If your MAC has a standard hard drive with a spinning platter (3.5 inch), it is compatible. The year the MAC was made and exact serial number can help you determine if it can be installed. Otherwise, a different product will have to be purchased instead.
Answered by HighTechGuru 7 years ago
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This drive is compatible with laptop PCs that use a SATA interface.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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