Will this drive fit in the 2011 Macbook Pro?
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It fits in my 2011 MacBook Pro 17. Its a 12.5mm drive. What you really want is to get in line and order the new, sister product, the WD10JPVT. It is also 1TB. But there are two reasons to get it (even though you have to wait): 1. Its a 9.5mm drive -- no worries on fit. 2. It is designed to work in a laptop. The WD10TPVT on this page (which I use in my MacBook Pro) is NOT designed to work in a laptop. The WD10TPVT does not perform sudden motion sensor (SMS) to Apple specifications. If you drop your drive, the WD10TPVT may not save itself from the shock. The newer WD10JPVT will. Apple users out there who have this drive (WD10TPVT) should follow Apple's knowledge base article and turn off sudden motion sensor (SMS) using a low level command in Terminal. I can't post a link here, but it is Apple knowledge base article HT1934. If you own the newer WD10JPTV then relax. If you don't own either.. hold out for the WD10JPTV.
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Yes. It should work. But please check out this video first. http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+13-Inch+Unibody+Early+2011+Hard+Drive+Replacement/5119 There may be a cut-off between early 2011 & eary 2012. There are also some kits that allow you to upgrade to Hybrid or SSD. Hope this helps.
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Hi Ryan, Based on general specifications, this memory should work in the Early 2011 Macbook Pro model laptops. However Apple computers can be more specific, for that reason we have branded memory which is tested and guaranteed to work in specific systems. The 4GB Apple branded memory guaranteed to work in the Early 2011 Macbook Pro is part number KTA-MB1333S/4G, found here: http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Technology-1333MHz-KTA-MB1333S-4G/dp/B00B2UWR44/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1432913022&sr=1-1&keywords=KTA-MB1333S%2F4G Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I bought one of these drives to put in an older MacBook. I would suggest you remove the old old hard drive (it's very easy, takes 5 mins) Read the spec written on the hard drive and if this matches the new drive, should help ensure it will work. If your unsure how to remove, you tube it. Hope this helps
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Yes it will. It is the identical dimensions as apple super drive which has a universal size for unibody MacBook pros and most laptops before that as well.
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Probably not. This drive is unusually thick. You'd have to have a very special laptop to fit it. I had to return mine because it wouldn't have fit in my Macbook Pro.
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Yes, it should fit since the MacBook pros from 2009 onwards all have the same unibody and SuperDrive dimensions
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I'm assuming there's a typo here... The MacBook Pro was not released until 2006. Prior to that, Apple made a similar laptop called the PowerBook G4... which would not be compatible with this drive. All MacBook Pros, excluding the "Retina" models, will work with this drive.
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Hi Jose, not sure but since Macbook mid 2007 has the same super drive, it should have no issues fitting in. But it is just a technical guess as I haven't tested it.
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I am using 512MB SSD by this adpater. any SATA 2.5" Disk drive can use. if do you have Macbook, It's good choice.
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[ I am usually not very knowledgeable with hardware - Mine is a 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7 LATE 2011 - It really depends on the compatibility of the SATA connection - I would suggest you search the web with "macbook early 2011" and "sata" and "crucial" to make sure ]
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Yes, the drive will work in a 17" Macbook Pro. Your particular model is a SATA II, so you'll only get 3GB/s, but it will still smoke any other platter based HDD. Its a massive upgrade on that laptop which shipped with a 5400 rpm drive.
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Should be the same size as a standard hard drive. But check with your local apple stores, first to be sure.
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Sure. Any 2.5' SSD drive fits, just replace your HD with it, install MacOS, and run!
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Unclear on what the question is; if the older HDD is SATA, then it should work fine. (This suggests that is the case, http://support.apple.com/kb/SP11?viewlocale=en_US&locale;=en_US).
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I am not an MacBook expert but, if it takes a SATA drive, I would think it would work with the MacBook Pro.
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The drive work fine in a Mac. I had to buy an adapter, because the one that ships with it won't fit the Mac case. I bought it from Other World Computing.