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Question: IS compatible with a Laptop?
Document: Not with this seller. What you see IS NOT what you get! DECEITFUL.
My only issue with this is that it won't fit in a laptop. There was plenty of warning though, so it's my fault for not reading closely enough. I gave it a four star instead of a five because it performs well as advertised and is reasonable for the price, but leaves something for improvement in the bulk department.
Ok, first off, it's chunky. Don't buy this if you're looking to squeeze it into a laptop, because it's likely not going to fit. If however, you're like me and you're looking for a small efficient high-capacity drive to include in your desktop system, then this one's the ticket. I live in a county where I pay US$0.41/kWh, so every Watt I can save counts.
Why in the world would you put in the title that it's a laptop hard drive and then in the bottom product features/notes (much further down the page) that it is 15mm and WILL NOT fit in a laptop/notebook computer?! False product headline and it should be either changed for removed for deceitfulness. I will make an effort to never buy a product from this seller ever...what else would I be tricked into when searching for an internal laptop hard drive.
If you are willing to allow the bottom cover of your MacBook Pro to have a one millimeter seam rather than reattaching seamlessly, it is possible to upgrade your laptop using this 2 TB hard drive. I did so months ago out of necessity and it has held up to lots of travel and use, and in addition to increasing my storage space it gave my Mac a performance boost. So technically it is too thick to fit neatly into the MacBook Pro but it can be done -- sort of...
Seriously, there needs to be some kind of disclaimer, to check the Height of the drive vs the available space. Again exact same length and width as any other 2.5" drive, but it is unusually tall.My laptop was out of warranty and Im a bit of DIY kind of guy so I only made mine fit by taking out a box cutter, and cutting away enough plastic for it in it's little alcove.I'd give it more stars but the listing seriously needs a disclaimer.
I searched Amazon for Laptop Hard drives, 2 TB and this one showed up. I ordered it, without reading the entire description, which includes notice that it won't fit in a laptop.It's a good drive, quiet and fast, but if I wanted a drive that wouldn't fit in a laptop, I'd have ordered a much cheaper 3.5 inch drive. I don't understand the point of making a 2.5 inch drive that won't fit the normal place for 2.5 inch drives.
i dont know wy made sounds like click click some time to time!!! hope dont get damage!!! like the capacity
WD contacted me again to say The WD Green model WD20NPVX is a SATA III (6 Gb/s) while the WD Green model WD20NPVT is a SATA II (3 Gb/s). The Amazon listing was wrong before, but, this is the new SATA lll model. Good news.
Two are still working so far. Seagate/Samsung just came out with their Spinpoint 2TB 2.5&#34; 5400rpm hard drive that's only 9.5mm thick! Bought one and tested one of them with the WD 2TB in terms of speed.... the Spinpoints were faster! I plan to buy more.Lesson here: No more WDs; I'm only sticking with Seagates and Hitachis (even though Hitachi is owned by Western Digital, so I'm not sure what those implications are...)
Answer: The drive is thicker than most laptop drive bays and will not fit in most laptops.