“Does this ssd works on MacBook Pro”

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• Yes, I installed it in my 2012 Macbook Pro. I would find a SATA cable, plug it in to your Macbook and clone your existing HDD, use a small Phllips Head screw driver to remove the bottom plate, unscrew the mounting bracket, insert the pegs from your old HDD to the new SSD using a torx screw (very small) and put the plate back on and that's it. Very simple and painless process

  Answered by callmeageeth 7 years ago

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• On some older macbook pros it does, some of the newer ones use a different hard drive form factor so you'll have to know which type your macbook pro has.

  Answered by elzeus 7 years ago

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• This will depend on what model MacBook Pro you have. If your MacBook Pro had a mechanical drive, then this will likely fit. However, newer systems have m.2 drives which are a different form factor and you'll need to replace it with another m.2 drive.

  Answered by bzm3j81 7 years ago

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• Yes, if it is formatted so the Mac can read it.

  Answered by nickname 7 years ago

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• Not an SSD. Will work on the MacBook Pro, though.

  Answered by Bibfrpics 7 years ago

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