512GB Solid-State Drive Kit for Mac Pro

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Perfect for MacBook Pro mid-2009

    • Written by from Miami

    I just replaced my HDD with this SSD. Afterwards, I did a clean install of Lion. Also, I upgraded my memory from 4GB to 8GB. And it feels like I just bought a new laptop! It boots and shuts down almost instantly. And TRIM was enabled by default by Lion. I read extensively on the internet and was tempted to get another brand of SSD, because they cost a lot less. But in the end I went with this (much more expensive) option, and I'm completely happy with it.

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Work's perfect in Mid 2010 MacBook Pro

    • Written by from Falcon

    I searched all over for specs on this and couldn't find them. It is a 2.5inch drive inside of an adapter for the Mac Pro. It works perfectly fine in the MacBook laptops, as it is a 2.5inch 9.5mm high drive. It's the Toshiba with Apple firmware. So for all you guys out there that have told other people it won't work in a laptop your wrong. Also it does support Trim if you enable it, and it is definitely faster than the spinning hard drives. You won't go wrong with getting this.

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  • 3.0 out of 5 stars

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    • Written by from New York

    Solid States are great b/c you can put your operating system and all your applications on that drive then just keep all your music/movies/all other stuff on larger less expensive drives. I don't get the comment above (or below), since there are so many drive bays there's tons of rooms for storage and you don't need all the drives to be Solid States. Not now anyway, when/if they become the norm than sure but until then there's no need. Also you can get a solid state from so many other sites for half the price (if not more).

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Not all solid state drives are equal

    • Written by from Greenwood Village

    I still can't believe I payed 1500 dollars for this SSD after tax. What that being said I'm glad I did. Having lots of music, TV shows and movies I needed the 512GB. Upgrading from a 256GB SSD I love having the extra room. The days of trying to decide what to keep on my MacBook Pro or external drive are over.

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