Will this hard drive fit in a Macbook pro? null

This hard drive works in my 2009 MacBook Pro.

Macbook Pro's now use standard parts.. So yes, any SATA hard drive will work.

It fit perfectly in our early 2011 MacBook Pro

I put one of these into an early 2011 MacBook Pro with no problem. If your MBP is the same style it should fit just fine.

Yes it should work. As long as your MAC supports SATA than this will do just fine. And it's a nice drive.

It fit in a mid 2009 MacBook Pro just fine.

Yes, this will fit in the MacBook Pro that does not have the Retina display.

It is a 2.5" form-factor hard drive, and is intended as a replacement for any laptop using this physical size. The HD would have to be re-formated for MAC compatibility. I expect that you would have no problems.

Some of the newer MacBooks use solid state harddrives that are welded built into the motherboard

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This hard drive works in my 2009 MacBook Pro.
Answered by Y2Jones 11 years ago
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Macbook Pro's now use standard parts.. So yes, any SATA hard drive will work.
Answered by Ruffrider 11 years ago
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It fit perfectly in our early 2011 MacBook Pro
Answered by SCBitHead 11 years ago
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I put one of these into an early 2011 MacBook Pro with no problem. If your MBP is the same style it should fit just fine.
Answered by mikeo8 11 years ago
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Yes it should work. As long as your MAC supports SATA than this will do just fine. And it's a nice drive.
Answered by BetsySal 11 years ago
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It fit in a mid 2009 MacBook Pro just fine.
Answered by ElectronixWizard 11 years ago
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Yes, this will fit in the MacBook Pro that does not have the Retina display.
Answered by Chris 10 years ago
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It is a 2.5" form-factor hard drive, and is intended as a replacement for any laptop using this physical size. The HD would have to be re-formated for MAC compatibility. I expect that you would have no problems.
Answered by EZ11 10 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Fenworthy 10 years ago
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Some of the newer MacBooks use solid state harddrives that are welded built into the motherboard
Answered by Lordwillbure 10 years ago
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