does it work with macbook pro?
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This is a 3.5 inch drive which is too large to fit inside your MacBook Pro. There is a 2.5 inch 1TB version of the hybrid drive that I am currently using in my MacBook pro that works just fine. As someone else pointed out, it is not an SSD so you won't get SSD speeds. You may see slightly faster boot times and other benefits with a hybrid drive but you will get used to them very fast. If you really want to speed things up get an SSD. If you are thinking of using this one for external storage you should have no problem there as long as you have an external case for it but if you're not booting from it you might as well just get a regular 2TB 7200rpm drive instead of the hybrid and save yourself some money.
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There are several version of MACBook Pro. But the interface is SATA @6G/s for the HD. THIS IS NOT a full SSD drive but a hybrid. I have 2 in a RAID (non MAC) and they work fine.That is the deciding factor. The new drives are all SSD. See this article to help with what model you have and whether you feel comfortable with dissecting your MAC. http://www.extremetech.com/computing/58220-upgrade-your-macbook-pros-hard-drive-2
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I believe they are compatible with both PC and Mac... I have to tell you...its a great HD, absolutely works as I hoped it would!
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This is a 3.5 inch drive which is too large to fit inside your MacBook Pro. There is a 2.5 inch 1TB version of the hybrid drive that I am currently using in my MacBook pro that works just fine. As someone else pointed out, it is not an SSD so you won't get SSD speeds. You may see slightly faster boot times and other benefits with a hybrid drive but you will get used to them very fast. If you really want to speed things up get an SSD. If you are thinking of using this one for external storage you should have no problem there as long as you have an external case for it but if you're not booting from it you might as well just get a regular 2TB 7200rpm drive instead of the hybrid and save yourself some money. This is a 3.5 inch drive which is too large to fit inside your MacBook Pro. There is a 2.5 inch 1TB version of the hybrid drive that I am currently using in my MacBook pro that works just fine. As someone else pointed out, it is not an SSD so you won't get SSD speeds. You may see slightly faster boot times and other benefits with a hybrid drive but you will get used to them very fast. If you really want to speed things up get an SSD. If you are thinking of using this one for external storage you should have no problem there as long as you have an external case for it but if you're not... » Read More This is a 3.5 inch drive which is too large to fit inside your MacBook Pro. There is a 2.5 inch 1TB version of the hybrid drive that I am currently using in my MacBook pro that works just fine. As someone else pointed out, it is not an SSD so you won't get SSD speeds. You may see slightly faster boot times and other benefits with a hybrid drive but you will get used to them very fast. If you really want to speed things up get an SSD. If you are thinking of using this one for external storage you should have no problem there as long as you have an external case for it but if you're not booting from it you might as well just get a regular 2TB 7200rpm drive instead of the hybrid and save yourself some money. « Show Less
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Hi Angela, honestly I cannot guarantee if it may work with a Macbook Pro. This is because I have never used this hard drive on a Macbook Pro. Personally I used it a Toshiba laptop and it works perfectly.
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Yes, we have tested it with MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. The keypad is working fine with them all.
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It should, specs say it is compatible with Mac OS, someone has already used on MacBook Pro so I would assume it would work just as well with MAC desktop. You can call their support at 1-800-988-7973 Mon-Fri 9:00-5:00 (PST).
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Yes. It does. I used it with my MacBook Air with USB 2.0. The only complaint I have is the noticeable lag in display, maybe due to USB 2.0.
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Yes, though the firmware out of the box needed to be updated before it would work. Took about half an hour on the phone with tech support to figure that out. Works great now. I have a macbook pro 15".
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It should work with all your bluetooth devices. Works on my ipad and iphone, have not tried the MacBook Pro as of yet. But I bet it will.
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It will pair with a MacBook Pro. However, mine would randomly unpair for no reason. I returned it as it was defective
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Worked just fine with my MacBook. I imagine it will work with any Mac. If it doesn't Amazon returns are the easiest IMHO.
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It does. You will need an adapter. I have a MacBook Pro. Because the MacBook Pro has a thunderbolt input, I bought a mini-display port to display port adapter. The monitor plugs into the display port end, the mini-display port end plugs into the thunderbolt 2 input on the mac.
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Yes, I hooked it up to my MacBook Pro with no problems. Right before I put it back in the box and sent it back
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Yes, it'll work with a MacBook Pro. You can continue to use the mouse on your MacBook Pro.
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Yes, I used mine with my Retina MacBook Pro. They are very plug and play, rarely had to fiddle with any settings.
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I know it works with the Retina Macbook Pro. If your "MBP" has a retina display then you should be good to go.
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I do not have a Mac, but it says on CNET.com that it works with macs. Check out CNET's article on this.
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Yes. It works with MacBook Pro. You would need an dvi or vga cable and with adapter for your computer. Typical MacBook Pro setting
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Yes, this works with my MacBook Pro. The only caveat is it will not work on many USB hubs and other types of splitters.