What bluetooth standard does this keyboard support? 2.1, 3.0, 4.0...I have a mid 2011 iMac I want to pair with. Thanks.
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I'm not a techie guy so I don't know about the specific models you have listed. But this bluetooth keyboard pairs with just about anything that I've tried. iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy S3, iPad (original), & Macbook Pro 15-inch late 2008. So though I am not sure about the models you mentioned, I would bet that this Matias Folding Keyboard would probably work with your mid 2011 iMac. Hope that the info helps you.
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I am sure it will work with almost any bluetooth standard. Only issue I have is the location of the on/off button. When I put it in my backpack, with the button either up or down, mostly up, it is easy to turn the keyboard on when I do not want to. That is the only issue. It is a great item as it has a numeric keyboard, which others do not.
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Not exactly sure but I have an "mid 2011" MacBook Air and the Matias has always worked fine with it.
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Yes, it is a normal bluetooth keyboard that you connect via bluetooth, like any other device, it has a toggle on the top of the keyboard which you can set to iOS and get further functionaility with any Apple device that accepts the bluetooth device, such as the ipad Air.
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The keyboard is compatible with any Mac with a USB port. So yes, it will be compatible with your iMac. If your wireless mouse can connect via bluetooth, it will work with your Mac natively. If it sends its signals via a USB receiver, plug the receiver into the USB port on the Mac instead of the one on the keyboard to ensure the receiver gets the proper amount of power it needs from the USB port.
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I only used it as Bluetooth to enhance my iPad volume, unfortunately I do not have an IMAC Bluetooth keyboard mouse.
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Good morning ArtGirl -- I have had my Tactile KB for about 2 years. No problem on my iMac --install or use. . It has strong sound when typing, the response from the keys is solid and robust compared to the slim KB. I like the sound, solid feel and response. Good luck.
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By the way, any computer that has a usb port can be made bluetooth capable. My apple is so old that I can't update it past 10.4.11, but with a bluetooth usb adapter it works fine.Ted
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I believe this keyboard will work just fine for your version of OSX, I am currently using 10.10, works fine.
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sorry. please use the keys on the keyboard. The manuals are for many different models keyboards. Please just refer to the bluetooth connection instrustions.Thanks
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I don't know, but ask the Seller your question and you would get your answer. The keyboard is bluetooth and if you have Bluetooth capability on your iMac system, then it should work. You can always return the keyboard if it isn't compatible.
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The keyboard should work with any bluetooth capable device. I have hooked it up to both an ipad and a samsung SIII. Works great.
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I just tried pairing it with my powerbook Mac laptop. I am running I think one of the latest versions of OSX.When trying to pair it, It said it could not identify Keyboard. then it ask me to press the button to the right and left of the shift keys. When I pressed the botton to the left of the shift key(up arrow) nothing happened. So I pressed the (/) key instead and the keyboard was now paired. I thought this meant that it would not be paired correctly but I tried most of the buttons on the keyboard and it works fine. So yes it works with the laptop just not as smoothly as one might hope for. Yet I have not detected any problems. I just tried pairing it with my powerbook Mac laptop. I am running I think one of the latest versions of OSX.When trying to pair it, It said it could not identify Keyboard. then it ask me to press the button to the right and left of the shift keys. When I pressed the botton to the left of the shift key(up arrow) nothing happened. So I pressed the (/) key instead and the keyboard was now paired. I thought this meant that it would not be paired correctly but I tried most of the buttons on the keyboard and it works fine. So yes it works with the laptop just not as smoothly as one... » Read More I just tried pairing it with my powerbook Mac laptop. I am running I think one of the latest versions of OSX.When trying to pair it, It said it could not identify Keyboard. then it ask me to press the button to the right and left of the shift keys. When I pressed the botton to the left of the shift key(up arrow) nothing happened. So I pressed the (/) key instead and the keyboard was now paired. I thought this meant that it would not be paired correctly but I tried most of the buttons on the keyboard and it works fine. So yes it works with the laptop just not as smoothly as one might hope for. Yet I have not detected any problems. « Show Less
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nope, keyboard is not bluetooth compatible, that is probably why most key combinations do not work
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I have the same keyboard and it does not work with the Apple keyboard. When I originally bought the cover I had a windows based desktop computer.
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I have had it work just fine, but now I can't get it to work. Could someone talk me through the process. It is charged, I turned on the keyboard. In my settings I have it Bluetooth enabled and connected to nearby devices. I've paired it and waited for the blue light to stop blinking. But it still isn't working. Am I doing something out of order?
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Alberto, the keyboard is Mac compatible. I'm using it to type this answer!! FYI I have an iMac from mid 2008 running OSX Mavericks.
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I've connected it to other devices, though this keyboard has iDevice specific function keys. Many work, some do not. As far as the basic keyboard, though, you should be good to go there.
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Yes. Looking through other reviews regarding this keyboard, it appears others are successfully using it with their Mac OS equipment(I cannot give first hand knowledge as I don't not own one)