Will this work in the drive trays of a MAC PRO? are the connections lined up exactly, so the drive bay slides in and engages the contacts?
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No this device is too large to fit into the drive bay of a Mac Book pro, you will either have to get a Larger Hard drive, and external wireless drive, or remove the DVD player and acquire the Apple second hard drive kit for the mac book pro. If you are going to use two hard drives its best to use SSD drives as an additional platter type Hard Drive will effect you battery life. If it were me I would use the Seagate hybrid drive, which included both the SSD and platter type disks in one drive. They are nearly as fast as SSD (you won't notice the difference) and they allow for terabytes of data storage. You can simply partition the drive if you need more than one drive specifically. No this device is too large to fit into the drive bay of a Mac Book pro, you will either have to get a Larger Hard drive, and external wireless drive, or remove the DVD player and acquire the Apple second hard drive kit for the mac book pro. If you are going to use two hard drives its best to use SSD drives as an additional platter type Hard Drive will effect you battery life. If it were me I would use the Seagate hybrid drive, which included both the SSD and platter type disks in one drive. They are nearly as fast as SSD (you won't notice the difference) and they allow for terabytes of... » Read More No this device is too large to fit into the drive bay of a Mac Book pro, you will either have to get a Larger Hard drive, and external wireless drive, or remove the DVD player and acquire the Apple second hard drive kit for the mac book pro. If you are going to use two hard drives its best to use SSD drives as an additional platter type Hard Drive will effect you battery life. If it were me I would use the Seagate hybrid drive, which included both the SSD and platter type disks in one drive. They are nearly as fast as SSD (you won't notice the difference) and they allow for terabytes of data storage. You can simply partition the drive if you need more than one drive specifically. « Show Less
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No, it won't work in a Mac Pro, as it doesn't align connections. Look to OWC for a Mac Pro solution. And I'm aware of course that a Macbook Pro does not equal a Mac Pro, unlike the prior answer.
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I can confirm the Sabrent BK-HDDF will NOT work in a Mac Pro. I just tried: the bracket does fit the drive bay sled(s) (not too big) but the SATA/PWR connectors do not align. FYI - mine is a Mac Pro 4,1 (2009) model, though I believe the form factors for drive bays are the same 2006-2012 models.
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If I'm not mistaken it should work. I installed the 1TB in my Mac Pro which has sata 3.
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No problems, mine is in a Mac Pro mid 2012, OSX 10.8.5. You might check this link: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5083334
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Not sure I bought it use with my Mac book pro as my SuperDrive is intermittent in operation.
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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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I'm not sure for MacBook. I *do* know that, in my Toshiba Qosmio, I had remove some plastic to make this fit. It is quite a bit thicker than most 2.5 drives.
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It worked fine in my Mac Pro early 2008 (MacPro3.1) -- should work for you also (most of these are used, so it is possible your luck may vary).
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It is USB 2.0 standard compliant. It will take a SATA II/III or IDE drive. If you Mac has USB 2.0 standard ports, then, if your drive is SATA II/III or IDE, it will work.
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It comes with an extension plate that allows a second drive to be connected. Not a problem in a Mac Pro (2012 and earlier) which has a lot of room. Can't say about a specific Windows machine as they vary in size, but in general will fit most boxes.
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I do know, I only have a Mac Pro. From my experience, it's better being safe than sorry. I would buy a case that specifically states that is for the Mac you have.
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I have a MacPro mid 2010 and the card works fine. I don't have information on any other Mac Pro's.
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There are third party TRIM Enablers that work with it if needed. But if you have an older MAC this drive was said to be running slow. Also new MAC's are said to be coming out with software that checks the hard drive for 3rd party drivers and prevents them from working. I don't know about that, our MAC Book Pro is only about 6 months old and it works fine without doing anything extra as a second drive.
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Yes it will, I pulled my CDROM out of my Mac to run a hard drive in it's place so this hub was my solution to running the superdrive with my Macbook pro. I have copied from the super drive straight to my iPod hooked to this hub with no issues.. Hope that helps.
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I used these on my iMac and they worked great. If this is the ram your Mac book pro calls for, then yes it's compatible. Hope that helps. Thanks,Melissa
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I personally do not know, I do not have a MacPro. Best answer is to go to StarTech.com and look for the model and see if they have drivers for Macs. Sorry I couldn't give you the answer you needed.
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Googling MacBook hard drive type came up with a SATA connection, so this should work.
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No, this will not work for any situation in which the connectors have to line up with where they would be, compared to a 3.5" desktop hard drive. In order for this to work, they need to offer a new product where the mount puts the SSD to the side of the tray instead of centering it.