“Why only for desktops? Why not for notebook or laptop?”

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• I have the 1TB model in may Asus ROG 703GL. My laptop had a heatsink cover for two additional NVME drives. When I removed that to put the NVME drive in, I did not put it back as this drive has its own heatsink. There are laptops that it will work with, however most laptops nowadays are so thin that this drive will not fit without the heatsink. My laptop however, is big and heavy (10.2Lbs), and can fit larger components such as these NVME drives.

  Answered by SBnemesys 4 years ago

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• I think because size is bigger (this one with heatsink), than usual ssd.

  Answered by Tunderincap 4 years ago

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• Hi PhotonJohn, We have a range of SSDs for laptops as well. You may refer to the link given below to explore more SSDs for laptop per your requirement. https://shop.westerndigital.com/ and https://support-en.wd.com/app/products/product-detail/p/275 Need Help? Please see our "'Contact Us" page for information.

  Answered by Western Digital Team 5 years ago

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