Will this adapter work for a MacBook Air SSD?
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I had order Sod and micro adapter together and micro adapter did not fit. I did not use it. I have no idea that this would fit
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I am not sure but it should fit in place of a standard 3.5" drive. The issue I had was that as the connection is offset a few mm when compared to the original drive it was very difficult to get sufficient reach on my iMac cables to connect to the SSD when installed in the converter. Just something to be aware of.
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I have a Macbook Pro. Im sure it will work with a Macbook Air. I've had this since November and its a very good product :)
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Do not think it works in your MacBook Air, this connector convert Firewire 800 to 400; you need to support firewire to USB converter, visit: http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-IEEE-1394-FireWire-Adapter-Pin/dp/B000067SO3/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1380487592&sr=8-12&keywords=IEEE+1394+FireWire+6+Pin+female+to+USB+Male+Adapter
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It should..it worked great for my hdd that crashed on my Mac. I thought I lost everything
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This actually works with any sata drive. The SSD will get hot during the clone operation. That's normal. Takes more power to write flash based memory so more heat is produced. SSD runs cooler during normal boot. Apple cables do not get very hot but all the other cables do. This adapter runs hot all the time reading or writing. With a regular drive add a couple rubber feet to the end to support the drive correctly. This makes a air gap that helps with cooling.
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Yes it will but you will need a third-party Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter since MacBook Air doesn't have an HDMI port.
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I purchased the adapter to transfer files between my several FW 800 external drives and my new TB MacBook Air. Works perfectly, and is FAST. Haven't tried directly transferring between my new Air and my white FW 400 Macbook, but don't see why not. As I understand, 800 devices/cables are backward-compatible. Will try this & post results.
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No it will not work. The MacBook Air charges with a MagSafe power adapter not with a USB connection. This device only charges USB devices.
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I would venture to say yes. I'm using mine in a Late 2010 MacBook Air with no problem.
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I use it with a MacBook Air, but I don't see why it wouldn't be compatible.
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Not sure. I have used it on more recent Macbook air 2012. It should work as long as the ports are the same.
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it comes with all the adapters you would need it only has HDMi plug ins in the back of it 2 of them. it should work for you macbook air as long as it has a hdmi plug in or a some kinda compent to plug into.
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Hi Manuel, I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support. The Macbook Air 2012/2013 models use a special form-factor PCIe 2.0 x2 interface. We do not currently offer an SSD in this form. For any further compatibility questions, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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Yes. You also get this adaptor with the SSD itself... I ended up 2 extra myself. It's still the best and cheapest adaptor you can get!
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Jeff, I have the MacBook Air 2012, and it works with it. It's just a cable to USB adapter, so I'm guessing it depends on fittings, not models. You computer has a USB port, so if you Internet cable ends in the bigger version of what looks like the male end of a phone cord, you're good.
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I can't say that is will or won't work with a macbook air, but I use it with a 2012 iMac and I've had no problems.