₹799.00 (GST Included)
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The MacBook Pro A1278 2011 Hard Drive Cable with IR Sensor is a replacement SATA hard drive flex cable designed for the 13-inch MacBook Pro A1278 Unibody Early 2011 and Late 2011 models. It connects the internal 2.5-inch SATA HDD or SSD to the MacBook logic board and helps restore proper storage connectivity.
This replacement HDD Hard Drive Cable with IR Sensor is identified by Apple Part Number 821-1226-A and 922-9771. The cable assembly can also incorporate the IR sensor and sleep LED connection, making it suitable for replacement when the original hard drive cable or associated front sensor assembly is damaged.
The cable is designed to connect a 2.5-inch SATA HDD or SSD, while the associated assembly can include the IR sensor mounted at the front hard-drive bracket.
Warranty: 1 Month Warranty
Warranty Service Type: Replacement Warranty
Warranty Type: Seller Warranty
This cable is designed for the 13-inch MacBook Pro A1278 Early 2011 and Late 2011, including MacBookPro8,1 configurations.
The compatible Apple part numbers are 821-1226-A and 922-9771.
Yes. The cable connects a compatible 2.5-inch SATA HDD or SSD to the MacBook Pro logic board.
This version is specified with an IR sensor. Some replacement configurations have the IR sensor pre-attached to the front hard-drive bracket, so verify the exact product images and package contents before ordering.
A faulty HDD cable can cause the storage drive to become unrecognized or intermittently disconnected, potentially resulting in boot or storage-detection problems.
| Weight | 200 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7 × 5 × 4 cm |
| Brand | Apple |
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