“Can I use this for a Lenovo 720, or a Samsung pro 2 in 1”

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• Yes if laptops or PCs have SATA ports

  Answered by Steven 7 years ago

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• If the laptop uses a standard 2.5" drive bay, then yes you should be fine. Keep in mind swapping out a drive or opening a laptop case in any way usually voids your warranty.

  Answered by Jaron 7 years ago

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• Yes! It can be used in most of computers that uses notebook HD

  Answered by Fred 7 years ago

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• I believe both of the computers you mention use pci-e in which case this will not work as it uses sata.

  Answered by mkcar1 7 years ago

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• You'll need to check the manf site for specs. Newer models of laptops use M.2 designed 2280 drives in a SATA port. Some laptops can handle the M.2 PCIe 4x drive memory (not SATA). You should be careful when you select a drive for replacement in any configuration to make sure they are correct. The WD drives are great and I'm sure you can find the right drive for your system with a little research but I think you need the M.2 but I could be wrong.

  Answered by STEP2000 7 years ago

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