New SSD HDD Hard Drive Caddy Frame Bracket for HP ProBook 450 455 470 475 G3 For Sale

New SSD HDD Hard Drive Caddy Frame Bracket for HP ProBook 450 455 470 475 G3
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New SSD HDD Hard Drive Caddy Frame Bracket for HP ProBook 450 455 470 475 G3:
$8.86

New HDD Hard Drive Caddy Frame Bracket for HP ProBook 450 455 470 475 G3with screws

Item Description:

Type: Hard drive caddy

Condition: Brand New and are 100% in good working

Quality: High Quality, Each goods is tested before shipping

Compatible Laptop Models:

HP ProBook 450 455 470 475 G3

(Not fit G1 G2 orany other model)

Package Includes:

1 x Hard Drive Caddy;

8x Screws;

Note:Before purchasing, please check whether this item is for your model laptop. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us via messages at any time.

Shipping Information:

All International shipping addresses will be shipped byAirmail. Please allow at least 20to 35 working days for delivery since international mailswill take longer to arrive for different countries;

( the parcel comeswithinternational tracking number if buyers chooseStandard Int\'l Shipping)



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