Is this HDD 2.5 ( 2TB) Can I use it for my macbook?
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not internally.. it's too thick... but you can install in an external enclosure. Make sure you buy one that can fit its height because it's thicker than the average 2.5" drives.
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This is just the case, you will need to provide the HDD (2.5in SATA (SATA, SATA II, SATA III) laptop hard drive or SSD) separately... check your MacBook's specifications.... that being said it's standard USB 2.0 connection, it will work just as any regular USB drive would.... I'm very happy with mine and it enabled me to get access to my old laptop's files and now use the case for "on-the-go"...
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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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Is it compatible with "WD My Passport for MAC" 2TB Portable External USB 3.0 Hard Drive Storage Black" (WDBZYL0020BSL-NESN), sold by Amazon.com?
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This is not a hard drive. This is just a case/enclosure to use your 2.5 (laptop hard disk is 2.5) inch internal harddrive as external drive, if you don't wish to discard your internal HDD.
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You can use regular 2.5" HDDs but you'll want to pay attention to the thickness of the drive. I went with a WD Red 1TB. I don't have the article handy but there is a good writeup out there on the max thickness and even how to mod it for thicker drives.
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I don't use Macs, but as long as you have a USB 2.0 or better, just about any 2.5" drive will work. Be aware that the double USB plug is sometimes needed for extra power, but I seldom have to use anything other than a standard USB cable.
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I don't know if the hardware recognizes 6TB but I guess it should. I put on mine a 3TB and it works flawlessly with my MacBook Pro at least a year already.
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No. This is to put into your mac book so that it can use two HDD. This is by no means a way to retrieve data. Your going to need to find software to do what you are looking for.
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I dont know, I used this for a windows based laptop. try looking at HIGHROCK SATA 2.5" / 9.5mm 2nd Hard Disk Drive Caddy Adapter Special Designed For Apple macbook pro (13,15,17) SuperDrive MB466LL/A MB207LL/A MB470LL/A MB226LL/A MB724LL/A MB375LL/A Good Luck
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It is a 5400 rpm drive. I don't have the other specs on the drive but should be easy to find on the manufacturer's website. The size is pretty standard. It replaced the 120Gb drive in my 13 in 2007 White MacBook and fit easily. I did replace the HDD in a 2009 13in, unibody MacBook Pro 5.5 with an SSD. The SSD was slimmer but fit with no problems. You will need the special tools for a MacBook Pro.
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Of course. The drive comes preformatted for HFS+, the standard Mac HDD formatting system, but all you have to do for Windows is reformat the drive in your chosen Windows format. Here's a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2jn9_ZvIkM
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Sorry, I do not know anything about Macs. But, I would check your owners manual. The SATA connector should be the same, but the height of the drive could be an issue, it might not fit in your HDD slot. Good luck.
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I think it's not necessary if talking about mac book pro. But if you need to fit a 2.5 drive in a 3.5 bay, you should have no problem. It fits any of the standard ssd an hdd in avaliable in the market.
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What he's asking for is to hook up the drive and look at the device list where it will list out the model of the drive inside the enclosure. On a Mac, check Apple menu -> About this Mac -> More Info... -> System report -> Storage -> look under "Physical Drive". On Windows, probably in the Device Manager somewhere.
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Hi Rayn...Your Mac takes a 2.5" HDD, & this HDD IS 2.5". It will fit/work in any laptop...notebook, etc. I have an HP Envy Notebook, & if I ever want/need to replace the HDD, I wouldn't hesitate to use this one. As for it being a good drive, I've been using mine in my PS3 Slim, & it's turned out to be a GREAT upgrade. I originally had the 320 GB drive. I got tired of having to delete games, etc, to free up space, so I went with a 750 GB drive. I use my PS3 a lot, & I've had no problems!! Anyway, I HOPE I helped out...& good luck with your Mac...
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It's not a drive, just an enclosure. As of today looks like maximum 2.5" drive size is 2 TB but the key is making sure the drive isn't more than 12.5mm tall as that's the biggest that will fit in this enclosure. Some 2.5" 2 TB drives are smaller than 12.5mm and some aren't.