Will this drive work on 2011 Apple Macbook Pro? null

just look at crucial.com to see what's compatible, then take a look at ifixit.com to see how difficult it is to replace.

Well, unless the physical size and connections are not an issue, I don't see why not. I am using one in a PC desktop and it has at least tripled the existing performance of its former mechanical disk drive. It's worked flawlessly for more than a month now.

Yes this SSD will work with a MacBook Pro. I have put this drive in several Macs. You need to format the drive first using Disk utility in the OSX extended journal. You need Sata to USB cable to connect the drive to the computer. Once it is formatted you can drop the OS on the SSD by downloading it through the Mac App Store. Choose the SSD instead of the internal drive to install. Afterwards physically swap drives and migrate data back to new SSD using data migration application.

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yes it will work in a mac
Answered by tylerstw 8 years ago
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just look at crucial.com to see what's compatible, then take a look at ifixit.com to see how difficult it is to replace.
Answered by spunky 8 years ago
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Well, unless the physical size and connections are not an issue, I don't see why not. I am using one in a PC desktop and it has at least tripled the existing performance of its former mechanical disk drive. It's worked flawlessly for more than a month now.
Answered by hummerzd 8 years ago
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Yes this SSD will work with a MacBook Pro. I have put this drive in several Macs. You need to format the drive first using Disk utility in the OSX extended journal. You need Sata to USB cable to connect the drive to the computer. Once it is formatted you can drop the OS on the SSD by downloading it through the Mac App Store. Choose the SSD instead of the internal drive to install. Afterwards physically swap drives and migrate data back to new SSD using data migration application.
Answered by MightyQuinn 8 years ago
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Answered by Bill 8 years ago
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