Where is the eject key on the mac book pro?

Answer 1

Go to Apples website and look up YOUR laptop as they are in different spots for diffrerent laptops. Or your manual if you have it still should tell you. "Usually" there should be a small hole either next to the tray opening or on the side immediatly next to it. Use a small paper clip with the computer off.

Answer 2

The eject key on the Apple MacBook Pro notebook computer is located in the very top right edge of the keyboard. It is marked with a horizontal line with a triangle above it, the universal symbol for 'eject'.

Answer 3

On the 2011 onwards models of the macbook Air, there is no eject button. It was removed because the 2011+ models of the macbook Air has no optical drive that requires an eject button. In other words, Apple are trying to get rid of parts to make their products cheaper to make (which means even more broken parts). Mac products look nice, but for durability they rate a flimsy 2 out of 10. If it is durability you want, without constantly having to visit the repair shop or buy new parts, you're better off sticking to Windows.

Two user suggestions are from the Apple forums are:

• Press CMD + E.
• In the Finder window, under the "Devices" option on the left, you should see the drive, with the words "eject" beside it.

Answer 4

Yes, it is on the right side of the F12 button in the top right corner of the keyboard.