Will this work for macbook pro trackpad
2065581
MacBook Pro trackpad's need a T6 screw driver, and a phillips 00. In order to get to the trackpad, you need to remove the base (phillips 00), and the battery (Tri-wing Y1).
2065582
yeah dude... i mentioned this in my review earlier. That is Exactly what I used it for and for HD upgradze.
2065583
Probably...check http://www.ifixit.com they have a thorough description of what sizes are needed and whether or not they are in there.
2065584
Never attempted myself, never needed to. I would think so.Check on iFixit's website. The same as the manufactor if this set if tools. They have great how to tutorials.
2065585
I am not sure, I was able to access my macbook trackpad using this toolkit when I was replacing the battery. According to the ifixit you need Phillips #00 Screwdriver, Spudger, Tri-wing Y1 Screwdriver to replace the trackpad. The 00 and Y1 bits are included in this kit. The Spudger is not, so you would have to look at the tutorial and see what that is used for and if you can get around it. I have found in my experience that you can get around using most of the extra tools that they suggest and they only necessary tools are the bits, which this kit has.
2065586
I've never replaced a trackpad before, but it had all the bits to change a macbook pro internal battery.
1497445
not sure to be honest i know it fits the trackpad but not sure if the computers trackpad is the same size i know my mac book pro's track pad is not the same size as the trackpad you buy seperatley
937073
yes they do work it has nothing to do with the trackpad and whether the computer is apple or not it's connected with bluetooth which all modern laptops and desktops have.
439518
I bought it for a MacBook Pro 2012 model, anyways you should check that your laptop is compatible with 1600Mhz memory and it will work just fine. Hope it helps.
496405
Should work with anything that has a USB port. Works fine on my macbook pro.
1712622
I don't know. I used this trackpad for a "MacBookPro 7,1" which came out in April of 2010. You can find your model number by going to "About This Mac" under the Apple logo in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Next click on "System Report..." Then in that window you can find the "Model Identifier:" line which tells you the model of your computer. (These instructions assume you're running the Mavericks operating system, but are very similar to previous operating systems.) You might try doing a search for "Part number trackpad xxxxxxxx" where the xxxxxxxxx is your computer Model Identifier. Then see if the part number matches with this trackpad. I don't know. I used this trackpad for a "MacBookPro 7,1" which came out in April of 2010. You can find your model number by going to "About This Mac" under the Apple logo in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Next click on "System Report..." Then in that window you can find the "Model Identifier:" line which tells you the model of your computer. (These instructions assume you're running the Mavericks operating system, but are very similar to previous operating systems.) You might try doing a search for "Part number trackpad... » Read More I don't know. I used this trackpad for a "MacBookPro 7,1" which came out in April of 2010. You can find your model number by going to "About This Mac" under the Apple logo in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Next click on "System Report..." Then in that window you can find the "Model Identifier:" line which tells you the model of your computer. (These instructions assume you're running the Mavericks operating system, but are very similar to previous operating systems.) You might try doing a search for "Part number trackpad xxxxxxxx" where the xxxxxxxxx is your computer Model Identifier. Then see if the part number matches with this trackpad. « Show Less
1915178
It comes with a usb cord to charge it and it connects via bluetooth. It is pretty sensitive too so keep the settings for tracking lower than you would with a MacBookPro trackpad. I found it just the same as Apple Trackpad in sensitivity but preferred the usb charging cord to batteries.
294209
They have a separate product for that : Logitech Rechargeable Trackpad for Mac
593408
It's a Bluetooth mouse, so it's subject to your Macbook's system specs. If it has Bluetooth, it will work. Otherwise, you'll have to get a Bluetooth dongle that's compatible with your laptop for it to work.
546660
It works on my Mac mini from around 2006 (Snow Leopard). The track pad doesn't work anymore. But the keypad part works fine.
522923
It should... I have a mac so I can't tell it by sure. Just ask the manufacturer!
1858910
Yes, it will work in all but the newest MacBook Pros. If your MacBook Pro has a CD drive, this will work. If it has a retina display, it will not. Check iFixit.com for directions on putting it in, and search online for how to force OS X to enable TRIM since it won't automatically with this drive.
767396
If I am not mistaken, the 15inch trackpad has a different cable/connector, so it will not work. We tried swapping trackpads from a 15inch to a 13inch and ran into this issue.
2015215
Hey Victor, I'm not sure. I looked up my model # and found that my MAC is actually a 2008 model. Either way, you should be fine with removing the cover, and battery screws on your model. But the track pad screws are a different story. Right now, my computer is in the repair shop. The screw driver in the kit stripped those 1 mms track pad screws. And they certainly aren't doing this for free.
1639617
No. It's a silicone cover for the keyboard, it does not cover the trackpad area.
382846
Honestly, it's probably not going to work for any product that isn't a macbook pro. The keyboard cover is built specifically for apple keys which tend to be a lot different from other company keyboards.
1218523
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).