will your jet drive work in my lenovo yoga 2 pro? im trying to get something that will fit flush in place
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Certainly don't know (because was not made for no other laps than Mac) but a good tip would be to take the lenght that "gets in" (into your lap) of a regular sd card and then see which model of jet drive (330/360/others) best match the lenght of your laptop, its not recommended but I could do the same if I need to. (hope you find this tip usefull)
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Other reviewers have mentioned that it will work in the yoga 2 pro (but some mentioned it not working in yoga 3 pro). Go to the "search customer reviews" box and look for "yoga" to see their remarks.
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The best recommendation is to talk to a lenovo tech rep. The ones I own works just fine
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All new Lenovo square plugs are the same size. I have a Yoga and have proven this by swapping around adapters from Yoga 13s, Yoga 2 Pros, and Carbons. Even the low-end models still have the square adapter and it works.
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It fit in my lenovo y500. It doesn't look right, so I took the faceplate off of the DVD drive the it came with and snapped it onto this device.
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Looks like it is supported. http://support.lenovo.com/ae/en/documents/pd014572
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It looks like you don't need a 3.5 inch adapter to put a 2.5 inch drive in the Lenovo. It comes with a 2.5 inch drive installed. This product is primarily designed to allow installation of notebook drives (2.5") in desktop drive slots (3.5"). The Lenovo repair manual for the Y510p ( download.lenovo.com/consumer/mobiles_pub/ideapad_y410p_y510p_hmm.pdf ) should show how it's done.
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Gary I had to get one for mine. I typed in what type of laptop it was and it gave me a large selection of different one. Some not being for mine. I just clicked in one and bought it. When it came it was different looking than mine. More bulk and raised the laptop up. I actually thought it was the wrong one and was about to send it back but tried it and it fit and works great. If you order one and it looks different. Try it anyway.
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I installed the SSD in my new Lenovo T440s to replace the 2.5 inch mechanical drive. It fit perfectly, and my speed was improved tremendously. If you currently have a 2.5 inch drive, it should slip right in to place.
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https://lenovo-na-en.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/30797/session/L3RpbWUvMTM5MzA3Njk0NC9zaWQvVWUzUkh6Tmw%3DThe support page above say's some 4TB disks are compatible. BUt the spec sheeet doesn't. It's better to send a mail to manufacturer to be sure.regards.
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I had bought it for the the Yoga 2 Pro, so I came be confident it will work with the non pro version. Much of the design and pays are the same so I expect it would work.
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Yes, you just slip in your SATA drive and plug the drive adaptor into your DVD rom bay of your laptop. Please make sure it fits your model of laptop, as I found out the hard way that the sellers do not have all the models aligned well and while this model fit in one of my larger 8530W mobile workstations with no issue, it did not fit in my ultralight laptops with a more curved or rounded edge where the DVD rom is located. It looks like it would fit, but did not.
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It should. Any 2.5 inch drive fits in a laptop. Make sure the rpm is the same as the current drive first though.
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Hughes, sorry to hear that the product did not work for you. I ordered the same hard drive for my Toshiba which uses the IDE connector and it worked fine. In same laptops it is not easy to fit in the hard drive and align the pins properly but if your laptops uses IDE connectors, I am very positive that the product will work. As far as i know, the hard drive is either a SATA, PATA or IDE kind of technology. And if it IDE, that drive should be able to work. However, your situation may be different am not sure, but all i say mine is working fine. Otherwise you can also try to compare with the old one and see if there is a match. Thank you.
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I don't think so as it first perfectly on the Lenovo Yoga2 which is a little short of 13" edge to edge.
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C'mon foks, there are different thickness 2.5" drives. If this has an 8.8mm height as reported in one of the responses, it will only fit laptops that take a 9mm drive. If you've got an ultrabook or something that takes a 7mm drive, you're out of luck.
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It is an external drive and I am not familiar with Lenovo mentioned so am not sure but I doubt it.
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The Kingston model that I purchased and reviewed was a 1.8" [or 8x54x78.5mm] drive and would fit, but might need an adapter so it can't move around in the drive bay. I checked on Kahlon.com for the Lenovo T400s, and they show replacement drives of the 2.5" [or 9.5x69.85x100.5mm] size for your model, so you may be able to by a Kingston SSD model ??? in the 2.5" size. You should open your laptop and measure the drive to be certain.