Does it work with Apple computers and Mac OS? Also, does the boom mic rotate so it works on either ear? Thank you.
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I can't answer your question about working with Apple computer, I use mine with a PC only. The boom mic does rotate so that you are able to use it on either ear.
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Not sure a out Mac comparability but the mic does rotate so you can put it on either ear.
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Not sure, I have an Acer laptop. Works great and yes the mic can work either way.
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Yes to both questions (we are using a newer mac - just to put that out there)
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The mic is a USB interface device. So if your mac has usb ports, then it probably will. Can't say for sure though, I'm a PC. You can rotate the mic and wear it on left or right ear. Cord is about 7 feet long. Quality is about a 4/10 in terms of sound. I hear cracking and lite poping often enough. But it works find for talking to my friends on teamspeak while we play video games. Should work fine for any other voice communication application (like skype).The device is its own sound/audio device. So you can set your voice over application (like skype or teamspeak) to this specific device and still have music or video game sound come out your primary speakers. The mic is a USB interface device. So if your mac has usb ports, then it probably will. Can't say for sure though, I'm a PC. You can rotate the mic and wear it on left or right ear. Cord is about 7 feet long. Quality is about a 4/10 in terms of sound. I hear cracking and lite poping often enough. But it works find for talking to my friends on teamspeak while we play video games. Should work fine for any other voice communication application (like skype).The device is its own sound/audio device. So you can set your voice over application (like skype or teamspeak) to this specific... » Read More The mic is a USB interface device. So if your mac has usb ports, then it probably will. Can't say for sure though, I'm a PC. You can rotate the mic and wear it on left or right ear. Cord is about 7 feet long. Quality is about a 4/10 in terms of sound. I hear cracking and lite poping often enough. But it works find for talking to my friends on teamspeak while we play video games. Should work fine for any other voice communication application (like skype).The device is its own sound/audio device. So you can set your voice over application (like skype or teamspeak) to this specific device and still have music or video game sound come out your primary speakers. « Show Less
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Yes to all! I use this on my iMac w/ OSX Mountain Lion. I use this on both ears depending on the noise going on around me.
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It will work with any computer that has a USB port. As the MacBook Air has two USB 3.0 ports, you're good. By the way, I've dropped this headset about 100 times and it still works great. Plantronics still makes the best headsets -- much better and more reliable than Logitech.
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It works really well with Mac OS X - no issues, no special drivers. Just plug it in and it becomes one of the 'audio out' choices.
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I have use this on an iPhone and iPad only..i dont hear my own voice through the mic....hopefully it will be the same with the Mac as well....!!!!!!
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I am not sure if you can use it on the Apple Macbook. If you have a UBS port, try it and see if it works. My husband has a Dell computer. He uses this adapter for plugging in his older 2 prong headset. He has a lot of conference calls and this works extremely well for him. Since he travels a lot, we bought 2 so that he has a backup. He is still on his first one. He hasn't had any trouble and it works great for him.
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I have not used this headset with Skype on the Mac, but I have used several others. Any Bluetooth heasdset will work with Skype on the Mac. You will have to set up Skype to use it. It is fairly easy.Skype does get a little annoyed if the headset is not in range when you try to use it. It doesn't really like to switch on-the-fly like a cell phone.
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This most likely uses Coreaudio (built in to OSX) since it is USB. I just need to know if it reads as Optical (no volume control) or USB audio (full volume and equalizer control)
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I only have the PC version of PitchSwitch, which definitely works with WAV (as well as mp3, m4a, wma, aac, flac, and ogg). I would be very surprised if the Mac version did not support the same file formats, particularly since WAV is a commonly-used format.
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I think it's supposed to, but I have had mixed results when using it, so I usually use other JLab buds without a mic and rely on the computer's. I also have a PC, and not a Mac. It has worked perfectly fine on my friend's Mac. It works fine when I talk on my iPhone though. Hopefully this helps!
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I don't want to steer you wrong, I am not sure if it is compatible for MAC. I would assume yes, the hardware uses bluetooth technology which would allow any application that accepts bluetooth; should in theory work no matter the O.S. I have paired my phone to my Windows 7 O.S. with no issues, so I don't see why the headphones would be an issue. I haven't tried Skype or other collaboration tools. I don't perceive there being any issue, the headphones don't need any drivers to use so again, I don't see any issue. I use the USB to charge the headphones and there is no driver issues or any request to connect the hardware. I don't want to steer you wrong, I am not sure if it is compatible for MAC. I would assume yes, the hardware uses bluetooth technology which would allow any application that accepts bluetooth; should in theory work no matter the O.S. I have paired my phone to my Windows 7 O.S. with no issues, so I don't see why the headphones would be an issue. I haven't tried Skype or other collaboration tools. I don't perceive there being any issue, the headphones don't need any drivers to use so again, I don't see any issue. I use the USB to charge the headphones and there is no driver issues or... » Read More I don't want to steer you wrong, I am not sure if it is compatible for MAC. I would assume yes, the hardware uses bluetooth technology which would allow any application that accepts bluetooth; should in theory work no matter the O.S. I have paired my phone to my Windows 7 O.S. with no issues, so I don't see why the headphones would be an issue. I haven't tried Skype or other collaboration tools. I don't perceive there being any issue, the headphones don't need any drivers to use so again, I don't see any issue. I use the USB to charge the headphones and there is no driver issues or any request to connect the hardware. « Show Less
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I can't evaluate it's functionality with an I Mac. I have only used it with a PC. I do a weekly radio broadcast with it and it works beautifully.
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If your computer has a jack that is the right size and the jack supports both speaker (out) and microphone (in), it should work. On my macbook it supports audio input and output just fine.
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We use it soley as a mouse and works great with the MacBook Air. Blue tooth connection. Do not use the speaker function as my son has a gaming headset.
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I do not know if it will work with Apple Mac OS-X systems. I assume it will. I have Windows and have used it on my Ipad and lap top with no problems. It is a simple plug in mouse. No hardware to install or anything. If it doesn't work I would think you could return it.
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I suppose so. I don't use MAC, only Windows 7. But it has to work since it is designed to work as a USB microphone. There won't be any problem at all, but you can check it on youtube to make sure if it really works or not with Mac, greetings! :D
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It should work with iMac. I have a MacBook and it just plugs into the standard headphone AUX jack, so it should work on any device with one.
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to the person that mentioned their sound card.... i don't know what kind of mac you have but i 've been having this problem with headsets and my g5 late 2005 for some reason macs don't always support the mic on pc compatible headsets etc so i was told by mac support to either buy an imic that would convert the mic and sound plugs into a usb headset or better yet to go to the website for mac dictate or the software that mac made previously to recognize voice and buy one of their certified mics at least then you know that it will work with other mac applications that really do need a sensitive mic. I hope it helped i just had the problem and am again trying to solve it now that i have rosetta. I tried the imic and it still didn't work but i could have bought a better headset to go with the imic and maybe that would have worked.