“I have a Dell XPS 13 9360. Will this SATA Ultra II 960 GB work in my computer? I currently have a 250 GB SATA drive. Thank you, Sam”

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• It will work perfectly. Follow instructions for data transfer from old HDD . I recommend a 2.5 in hdd enclosure for maximum ease of cloning. Dave

  Answered by redcent 8 years ago

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• Yes. Make sure your bios is up to date and you should have no problems.

  Answered by MikeyJ 8 years ago

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• Yes it should have the same footprint as your old SSD

  Answered by RandyMac 8 years ago

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• It should. You will need to format the drive and assign a drive letter, which can be accomplished through computer management.

  Answered by scotts 8 years ago

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• I think your laptop actually uses a NVMe style (PCIe or M.2 type) drive. In which case, NO this would not work for you. This has a traditional SATA 6G/3G interface. Your laptop uses a newer connector. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-XPS-13-9360-QHD-i7-7500U-Notebook-Review.181471.0.html

  Answered by JennS 8 years ago

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