will work on hp Zbook studio g7 Laptop..? null

It should if it has an nVme slot.

Yes it will Gen 4 M2 SSDs will work in Gen 3 M2 slots but bear in mind the hp Zbook studio g7 only has (1) M2 slot which is in use. (Most modern Asus Gaming laptops have an additional M2 slot making it easier to ADD a second M2 SSD) Also this model WD - Black is good for you as it is the version without the heat sink BUT you just need to make sure you don't buy any that that come with a heat sink as those will not fit in there because the heatsink add too much bulk to it.

Hello TONY, The WD BLACK SN850X is a NVMe SSD. It's super-compact. The drive comes with single-sided. Please check with the PC / Laptop vendor whether the WD drive will fit and support the host device. For more information on the drive refer to the link: https://bit.ly/3QhPzot -Need Help? Please see our "'Contact Us" page for information.

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It should if it has an nVme slot.
Answered by MaxR 2 years ago
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Yes it will Gen 4 M2 SSDs will work in Gen 3 M2 slots but bear in mind the hp Zbook studio g7 only has (1) M2 slot which is in use. (Most modern Asus Gaming laptops have an additional M2 slot making it easier to ADD a second M2 SSD) Also this model WD - Black is good for you as it is the version without the heat sink BUT you just need to make sure you don't buy any that that come with a heat sink as those will not fit in there because the heatsink add too much bulk to it.
Answered by NYCTech 2 years ago
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Hello TONY, The WD BLACK SN850X is a NVMe SSD. It's super-compact. The drive comes with single-sided. Please check with the PC / Laptop vendor whether the WD drive will fit and support the host device. For more information on the drive refer to the link: https://bit.ly/3QhPzot -Need Help? Please see our "'Contact Us" page for information.
Answered by Western Digital Team 2 years ago
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