compatible with apple and pc?
315050
Per the back of the package it is compatible with Windows 8/7/Vista & Mac OS X
351878
I have not tried but since it is supposed to work on both platforms I don't see why not. I can actually try it out on a mac tomorrow and verify.
458801
The software included with the item makes it compatible with windows and mac. IOS is the OS for IPAD and the instructions and the box does not say anything on that. I do not own an IPAD so I cant make any experiments.
1422181
Yes compatible with Mac - You can download install files from the Web... No disk necessary.
894352
I am not an apple guy but a PC guy... I will say that the packaging does say that it Apple compatible. If that helps or not I do not know.
1798352
Yes, but keep in mind that apple has different keys than PC (you'll probably miss having a Start button)
2253323
Yes. Just be certain to purchase the "Mac" and not the PC software bundle. That's the only hitch we've run into. Hope that helps.
1712506
Yes, I use it with my MacBook Pro only.I've never tried it with a PC before.
484254
I hear that some devices for PC do work with Mac. Contact Apple support. If Apple is unwilling to provide you with a hardware compatibility list, I'd consider switching to PC is the future. Apple make good products, but you pay so much more and are often limited to what you can upgrade. Another option is to contact "Sunnie" at Anker, which is very a very supportive company. There is only one way to be certain if the USB 3.0 card will fit into your system: pull out a card from your system (e.g. sound or graphics) and measure the distance from the end of the teeth to the underside of the flange of the bracket that screws to the chassis. This measurement for all my cards is exactly 10.0 cm. I hope this helps. I hear that some devices for PC do work with Mac. Contact Apple support. If Apple is unwilling to provide you with a hardware compatibility list, I'd consider switching to PC is the future. Apple make good products, but you pay so much more and are often limited to what you can upgrade. Another option is to contact "Sunnie" at Anker, which is very a very supportive company. There is only one way to be certain if the USB 3.0 card will fit into your system: pull out a card from your system (e.g. sound or graphics) and measure the distance from the end of the teeth to the underside... » Read More I hear that some devices for PC do work with Mac. Contact Apple support. If Apple is unwilling to provide you with a hardware compatibility list, I'd consider switching to PC is the future. Apple make good products, but you pay so much more and are often limited to what you can upgrade. Another option is to contact "Sunnie" at Anker, which is very a very supportive company. There is only one way to be certain if the USB 3.0 card will fit into your system: pull out a card from your system (e.g. sound or graphics) and measure the distance from the end of the teeth to the underside of the flange of the bracket that screws to the chassis. This measurement for all my cards is exactly 10.0 cm. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1489461
I have not tested this with a Apple. I have only tested this with a Microsoft PC
905511
I have not tried with an apple, might check the HP site to see if it is compatible.
684605
To be perfectly honest I don't know. I use a basic PC and have never owned Apple products. I wish I could help you more.
1552107
I believe they are compatible with both PC and Mac... I have to tell you...its a great HD, absolutely works as I hoped it would!
830068
Yes, easily. I use it with my PC and I think it'll work with a Mac as well.
1423396
Windows PC for me....it works using the windows media that comes with windows PC... I don't think it is apple compatable..Follow the advice that Ceton website is giving you...
684975
According to the company, their product is both Mac and PC compatible, but bear in mind that it came out long before Windows 8. Check their site to find out if they have updated the installation software to accommodate the latest Windows OS.
548964
as long as the mac device has a usb option. what kind of device are you trying to use it for?