“Compatibility with MacBook Pro mid 2009 model? Hi - Can you confirm if this SSHD drive is compatible with a Macbook Pro mid 2009 model laptop? I have it running Mac OS X version 10.8.3, Thanks!”

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• That is exactly the MacBook I own and the SSHD fits perfectly. It took me more time to take out/put in the ten screws on the bottom then it did to replace the drive. I got a outter shell for the HD I removed and now have a spare HD.

  Answered by Alaskantwo 10 years ago

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• I installed one in my mid-2010 13" MacBook Pro. I am using 10.9.2 (Mavericks). I don't think you will have a problem using this drive.

  Answered by Piperbarb 9 years ago

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• I installed one in my 2011 Macbook Pro (OSX 10.9.1) and it works fine. I don't see why it wouldn't work in an earlier model.

  Answered by UncleRVW 10 years ago

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• Yes, all the apple laptop HDDS are physically the same. This one will perform much better.

  Answered by Garford 8 years ago

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• as a SATA drive it will perform, do not 'reformat' if screen comes up on MAC.

  Answered by greyresearcher 8 years ago

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• Yes, see my response for same drive in a 2008 MacBook Pro.

  Answered by Bugsy 8 years ago

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• It should work fine. It is probably only a SATA 2 connection so it will just drop the speed to the SATA2 max which is still very fast

  Answered by Mcse1 8 years ago

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• Yes it is. See my review. I used the drive swap as an opportunity to install Mavericks.

  Answered by DavidBSacramento 10 years ago

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• I cannot confirm that this exact drive will work, however I have installed a variety of drives in Macbook Pro laptops and have all confidence that this drive should work. This drive shows up just like a regular hard drive (i.e. one drive), and you should be able to format and use it just like any other hard drive.

  Answered by Qnarf 10 years ago

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• You'll need to find a 2.5" internal hard drive for your macbook. This model is 2.75".

  Answered by ToryBBY 10 years ago

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