Can anyone point me towards an internal SSD caddy that will definitely fit into a: Late 2009 13" White Unibody MacBook (MacBook6, 1)?
(Not a MacBook 'Pro').
(Not a MacBook 'Pro').
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replacing superdrive with SSD
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oneMadRssn
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OWC Data Doubler: Get 2 Drives in your MacBook Pro
Replace the optical drive in your MacBook or MacBook Pro 2008 or later with a second hard drive or SSD. Add up to an additional 1.5TB of internal storage.
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Says it supports Macbook 6,1, which is the late 2009 Macbook.
OWC Data Doubler: Get 2 Drives in your MacBook Pro
Replace the optical drive in your MacBook or MacBook Pro 2008 or later with a second hard drive or SSD. Add up to an additional 1.5TB of internal storage.
Says it supports Macbook 6,1, which is the late 2009 Macbook.
Thank You! 🙂
Just wondering.. if it can fit in all those other listed MacBook Pros - does it follow that other (much cheaper!) caddies that fit in those, would fit in my MacBook6, 1 ?
Seems logical but I might be missing something..
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oneMadRssn
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This one is only $20 and from a very reputable company - probably the most reputable Mac accessory company that has been making Mac hardware upgrade kits for decades. How much cheaper do you want it to be?
I think it depends on the bolt holes. Shape-wise, any should work, but this one probably has the bolt holes for all the different Macs to the extent they vary.
ScreenSavers
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Even the ones that are advertised as 'for MacBook Pro'?
Are you sure they have the same type of internal SATA slots and the same screw-hole positions?
oneMadRssn "How much cheaper do you want it to be?"
I've seen similar on eBay for a tenth of the cost (wanted to know if they'd fit as they're advertised as 'for MacBook Pro')
Unemployed in the UK, $20 is a week's food for me..
ScreenSavers
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The MacBook Pro a1278 and the MacBook a1342 use the same SuperDrive. I’ve swapped them myself.
