Will this work on a MacBook Pro (2015) A1502 Model? null

Not familiar with Mac's but here is an article I read, at best it may be possible. If the Mac was not designed for NVMe M.2 drives I would proceed with caution. https://techsparx.com/blog/2019/07/upgrade-macbook-pro-ssd.html Good luck.

So around 2014 mac switched from allowing upgrades to not allowing upgrades by micro soldering everything. At the same time, I don't think they were doing m.2 NVMe in 2015 yet. I could be wrong about that, but I would not count on any internal PC part to work in a mac.

It is best to look at the service manual of your computer or contact the manufacturer for information on specific computer fits. Most information can be found on the support site for your model on the manufacturer website.

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Not familiar with Mac's but here is an article I read, at best it may be possible. If the Mac was not designed for NVMe M.2 drives I would proceed with caution. https://techsparx.com/blog/2019/07/upgrade-macbook-pro-ssd.html Good luck.
Answered by vrs99 5 years ago
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So around 2014 mac switched from allowing upgrades to not allowing upgrades by micro soldering everything. At the same time, I don't think they were doing m.2 NVMe in 2015 yet. I could be wrong about that, but I would not count on any internal PC part to work in a mac.
Answered by Anthony 5 years ago
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It is best to look at the service manual of your computer or contact the manufacturer for information on specific computer fits. Most information can be found on the support site for your model on the manufacturer website.
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Hi Ezambrano, Thank you for showing your interest in WD drive. In order to check the compatibility, we would suggest you to please contact the motherboard or Laptop manufacturer. Need Help? Please see our "'Contact Us" page for information
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