Is this product compatible with the NGFF SSD slot on the Lenovo ideapad flex 15? Thanks&#xFF01;&#xFF01;
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Should be. Measure the slot. If the dimensions match up, no reason to not work.
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I am using it with zero problems with my Dell Latitude. I see no reason why it wont work with the Thinkpad
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If you haven't bought their enclosure and VESA mount, I recommend you don't. I would buy a USB 3.0 external drive that should work nicely in one of the two USB 3.0 ports on your Lenovo. You could even buy your own USB 3.0 external hard drive enclosure from a manufacturer, such as OWC, and buy an appropriate external 7200 rpm hard drive. Either solution would be much cheaper and faster at transferring data, and either one would not be limited to 5400 rpm and 500 GB or less. If you already bought Lenovo's VESA mount and second hard drive enclosure, I think you have to use a 2.5 inch, maximum of 500 GB, spinning at 5400 rpm. It wasn't easy to find these specs on Lenovo's web site. The site apparently only provides specs for their proprietary Lenovo drives for their enclosure, and I had to dig for those specs. It's unclear if you can add a non-proprietary drive in their enclosure. Unfortunately, this is where my answer is lacking; you might have to contact Lenovo directly to find out if their enclosure can handle non-proprietary drives.
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Not a Lenova - but it all worked flawlessly in my 7-year-ols Dell Inspiron E1705. Try calling Crucial's support.
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I have the Lenovo Think Pad 68852BU 15.6" Notebook and installed the Lenovo 4GB DDRS 1600 and it works fine.
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http://jeffreypalermo.com/blog/adding-a-second-ssd-to-my-lenovo-yoga-amp-8gb-ram/I'm still checking this out, but this is a demo of how to upgrade ram and HD.
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Yes you can page 20 Lenovo A720 hardware manual # 19 0n motherboard Solid state disk connector to connect ssd
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hey man if i was you i will double check with asus or on some good forums before ordering. I got this card for a Lenovo Yoga2 pro and it is perfect. But i read somewhere that some people with other lenovo models has compatability issues...i am pretty sure it will work all u need is a M.2 port and the driver(usually auto detect) but double check to make sure...good luck
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I recommend your SSD drive of choice be the internal drive (inside the laptop). The NexStar USB dock will support your 1TB drive as your secondary drive. You might even expand on this design in the future and pop in two 3TB drives in this dock. The read/write times are more than sufficient to accomplish a smooth flow of data, whether it be in the document creation arena to that of gaming. Remember to change the drive letter path to the external drive letter when installing software after the OS is loaded. Otherwise, your SSD drive will fill up rather quickly. Also, note that one does not run defrag sessions on a SSD, because the process will damage the drive. Just my tip of the day. I recommend your SSD drive of choice be the internal drive (inside the laptop). The NexStar USB dock will support your 1TB drive as your secondary drive. You might even expand on this design in the future and pop in two 3TB drives in this dock. The read/write times are more than sufficient to accomplish a smooth flow of data, whether it be in the document creation arena to that of gaming. Remember to change the drive letter path to the external drive letter when installing software after the OS is loaded. Otherwise, your SSD drive will fill up rather quickly. Also, note that one does not... » Read More I recommend your SSD drive of choice be the internal drive (inside the laptop). The NexStar USB dock will support your 1TB drive as your secondary drive. You might even expand on this design in the future and pop in two 3TB drives in this dock. The read/write times are more than sufficient to accomplish a smooth flow of data, whether it be in the document creation arena to that of gaming. Remember to change the drive letter path to the external drive letter when installing software after the OS is loaded. Otherwise, your SSD drive will fill up rather quickly. Also, note that one does not run defrag sessions on a SSD, because the process will damage the drive. Just my tip of the day. « Show Less
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Hello Otto, If the Lenovo system you have is "Lenovo Thinkpad Helix (2014)", then you can use any of the following SSDs: CT250MX200SSD4 [MX200 250GB M.2 2280] CT500MX200SSD4 [MX200 500GB M.2 2280] Also, if you order it from us (We are RRI), we will offer you a full refund in case it didn't work with your Lenovo Thinkpad Helix (2014) notebook. Thank you. RRI 05/27/2015 ++++++++
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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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I am using the slim portable external drive with a Lenovo Twist. It functions flawlessly.
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Excuse me for being a little acerbic here but it is the Lenovo Thinkpad t61 and GOOGLE is the place to ask. I found the complete specifications and while reading through I was impressed with the wishy-washy presentation. If you have ever swapped drives in a laptop you are ahead of the game but it sounds to me as these jobs are thin, really thin, so take a good look at it first. This drive is a standard size laptop 2.5 drive, nothing special about it.
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I had this drive put in my HP2530p. It came with a 1.8" HD.Looks like your Lenovo came with a 2.5, so it may not be a direct bolt-in. I am guessing that it will function if you can physically mount it.Ref. http://www.lenovo.com/us/en/PDFs/ThinkPad_T410_T510_Datasheet.htmlGood luck!Ben
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Not sure in Tablet mode, as the drive needs 2 usb ports to operate ideally and the Helix only has 1 USB 2.0 on the tablet module, but should work fine when docked in the keyboard dock which has 2 USB 3.0 ports, I have had no problems using it with my Thinkpad Yoga.
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Lenovo does not list it as being compatible, and new replicators are different. My guess is no, but you can always contact them directly.
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Hi. Yes it has a slot for adding SD Memory. Check some screenshots here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Lenovo_ThinkPad%20Tablet