Is this compatible with 2010 15" Macbook Pro? null

While I haven't checked the specs, I would imagine that it is compatible. It is the right size, and it works fine in my Mac Mini (2012). https://www.ifixit.com/Search?query=MacBook%20Pro%202010

Yes it will work just fine. Follow the iFixit guide (https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+15-Inch+Unibody+Mid+2010+Hard+Drive+Replacement/3030) for steps on how to replace your drive. Once done, grab your copy of macOS 10.12 or 10.13 and install it as you would when you are doing a system restore from scratch.

I installed this drive in my Early 2011 15" MacBook Pro and it's been working like a little gem so far. As long as your existing HDD uses the SATA interface (which it should), then you should be fine to use this drive. If you clone your existing HDD to this new SSD before installing it, the whole process is easy as pie. You'll need some way to connect to the new drive in order to do that though. I used an external case for HDDs that I already had on hand but if you don't have a suitable case already then you'll need to buy a HDD dock or some other means to connect the USB on your computer to the SATA on the new drive. I'm super happy with my upgrade so far. :)

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While I haven't checked the specs, I would imagine that it is compatible. It is the right size, and it works fine in my Mac Mini (2012). https://www.ifixit.com/Search?query=MacBook%20Pro%202010
Answered by Tudbol 6 years ago
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Yes it will work just fine. Follow the iFixit guide (https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+15-Inch+Unibody+Mid+2010+Hard+Drive+Replacement/3030) for steps on how to replace your drive. Once done, grab your copy of macOS 10.12 or 10.13 and install it as you would when you are doing a system restore from scratch.
Answered by Kurumi 7 years ago
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I installed this drive in my Early 2011 15" MacBook Pro and it's been working like a little gem so far. As long as your existing HDD uses the SATA interface (which it should), then you should be fine to use this drive. If you clone your existing HDD to this new SSD before installing it, the whole process is easy as pie. You'll need some way to connect to the new drive in order to do that though. I used an external case for HDDs that I already had on hand but if you don't have a suitable case already then you'll need to buy a HDD dock or some other means to connect the USB on your computer to the SATA on the new drive. I'm super happy with my upgrade so far. :)
Answered by JSchaefer 7 years ago
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