can this screwdriver use for retina mac book pro to open back cover？
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I believe this is for all macbook pros with the aluminum body, but I do not know for sure. It worked for my late 2008 model (not retina)
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I honestly don't know. Apple seems to use obscure screws to keep customers out. That being said, this worked for the MacBook. I would Google it and more than likely you will find something that will tell you.
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There is a Macbook patented connection that I use to charge my Macbookpro laptop (the magnetic 3-prong connector). As far as I know, you can't charge a Macbook with the USB port, but it is useful for charging other electronics. For example, I use it to charge my golf GPS (Callaway Upro). So far, it seems to work well with both accessories. I don't have a retina display, so I don't know if it has the same connection. Good luck!
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No, as Apple (in their infinite wisdom) removed the lock port (where the lock plugs into). About the only thing you can buy is something like this: Maclocks Lock and Bracket for MacBook Pro Retina 15-Inch Laptops (MBPR15BRW)
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This tool set works on most laptop computer and Mac Book (models before 2014). Apple changes the New screws for New Mac Book from 2014.
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When I purchased these, it was based on the needed tools from the repair manual for my laptop. Most laptops use P0 and P1 screwdriver sizes, but MAC likes to live in their own world. I'd download the repair manual from their website to know for sure.
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Yes it does. My Mac book pro worked with it. It should not really matter whether it is a p.c. Or Mac.
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Yes I am using it on a 2011 15" MBP with a speck case. I do have to open the lid to insert the lock due to the case, but this is not an issue at all.I can't speak for the newer Retina MacBook Pros, you will have to look around to see if it will fit with that chassis. Pretty much every laptop chassis has a lock hole designed for these locks, but I do know that some laptops may cause some issues due to the shape of the laptop body etc.Hope this helps!
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Absolutely not. I had half the screws back in my MacBook before this thing was done for.
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This is for a specific mac pro only ..It is definitely NOT for Mac BOOK PRO
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Yep, works like a charm.. I needed this to open up my macbook pro so I can replace my battery myself
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Yes it works perfectly fine with mac book pro. My gf has a mac book pro and I just tested it out. Great little mouse.
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Yes, the keyboard is compatible with an OSX Mac Book Pro. I just tested it out right now. the volume buttons work, the mute button works, the lights work, everything works except the windows keys, as to be expected with keyboards intended for pc use. I was running it through an early 2011 model mac book pro with osx snow leopard. The keys don't stick that much for me, maybe 1-3 times every month with heavy use, ime a nice little double tap on the key that stuck will fix it, and I bang on keyboard HARD, it's durable. I've used my keyboard heavily for a year now and it's still going strong. But you can't go wrong with razor, I'll probably be upgrading to that in the future. Hope this helps. Yes, the keyboard is compatible with an OSX Mac Book Pro. I just tested it out right now. the volume buttons work, the mute button works, the lights work, everything works except the windows keys, as to be expected with keyboards intended for pc use. I was running it through an early 2011 model mac book pro with osx snow leopard. The keys don't stick that much for me, maybe 1-3 times every month with heavy use, ime a nice little double tap on the key that stuck will fix it, and I bang on keyboard HARD, it's durable. I've used my keyboard heavily for a year now and it's still going strong.... » Read More Yes, the keyboard is compatible with an OSX Mac Book Pro. I just tested it out right now. the volume buttons work, the mute button works, the lights work, everything works except the windows keys, as to be expected with keyboards intended for pc use. I was running it through an early 2011 model mac book pro with osx snow leopard. The keys don't stick that much for me, maybe 1-3 times every month with heavy use, ime a nice little double tap on the key that stuck will fix it, and I bang on keyboard HARD, it's durable. I've used my keyboard heavily for a year now and it's still going strong. But you can't go wrong with razor, I'll probably be upgrading to that in the future. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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This keyboard is specifically designed for Windows PCs. I'm not sure if there is a version for your Macbook Pro but you can inquire it at their website which is madcatz.com
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No lol. Its made for Macbook Pro's with a CD/DVD drive. The Retina Display is thinner. It will only fit on Macbook Pros with DVD drives.
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This will not work for your Mac Book Pro. This is specifically made for the Mac Pro (Aluminum Shell) or Previous versions of Mac Pros. This wouldn't even fit inside the ram slots of a mac book pro.
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It works for opening a macbook as well as taking apart most smart phones or hard drive enclosures, I used it to replace my mac hard drive no problem!
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DUDE! Where did you get a 17" retina!? (hint.... the answer is, they don't exist... if you have a 17" unibody macbook pro, it's non-retina. These screws SHOULD fit any 17" unibody laptop, and I'm about to check them on mine in 2 days. As of july 2014 apple has decided to not make 17" laptops leaving many of us to look for other alternatives.)