I have a 2013 Macbook Air which has a combination headphone/microphone jack. Will this headset and microphone work properly with my computer?
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The main cord is four feet long with only the headphone jack. This set comes with an extension which plugs into this jack. The extension splits into two little plugs: headphone/microphone. Sorry about the poor wording. So yes, there are aretwo functional plugs for the headphone and the microphone. I hope this helped.
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I have a 2013 Macbook Air (mavericks) and it does NOT recognize the mic part. Headphone works great. Curious if other answers are theoretical or it works for them.
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The MBA should support the 4-pole connector so you should not even need to use the adapter.
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The headset will work on Mac. However, you can't have the 7.1 software on your Mac, and therefore, you can't have 7.1 in your headset. Stereo and mic will work just fine, though.
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I use it with both my iMac and MacBook Air (both bought this year). Had to download the driver software but no issues.
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No. According to MacTracker the MacBook Air has only an analog audio output. Most if not all models of MacBook Pro have combo analog/digital audio jacks that do work with this adapter (that's what I use it for).
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This mouse is great, I have been using since I bought it. I have a hp laptop and it is working fine with the mouse. I think it should be fine with your MacBook Air.
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I had to install the software that came on the disk in the box (also available on Asus website). After that it works very well with my brand new Mac Mini running OS X 10.9 Mavericks, so I think it probably would work with your Macbook Air.
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i don't really use mac so i might suggest if you don't have 3.5mm jacks for the mic and headphone plug pick up a USB converter they are cheap and work great
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I use it with my Macbook Air all the time with the bluetooth option, but you could use it with the USB cable also.
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I don't have a Macbook air, however it works fine with my iMac, and no issues with OSX.
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The short answer is actually no. The problem is that all modern Macs (since 2012 or 2013) use an integrated 3.5mm jack for both the output and input (mic). So if you want to use the mic with a Mac, you will need to purchase a USB converter.
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First, you need to make sure the headphones are not already synced to your phone or music device. Set your laptop to search mode and turn on your head phones (or just push the button on the right ear). It syncs easily with my MacBook Air everytime.
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You should be able to, I just tested it out on my Macbook Pro. Turn your bluetooth on, connect the headset (connect the device to the macbook), then select the headset to use as an audio device. I didn't have any trouble with it and ITunes.
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I can't say for sure on your Macbook Air, but I use mine on my Samsung Galaxy S4. My Galaxy shows to use Bluetooth 4.0 also, so I assume it's backwards compatible.
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I can't say for 100% sure. BUT. I can tell you I am using mine with both my MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. I hope that helps...
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Sorry, I don't know since I've only used my Headset with a Mac(& I-Tunes). Perhaps someone else may be able to give you a more definitive answer.
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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.
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I'm not knowledgeable about Mac, but it should theoretically work with any PC software that can work with generic audio devices.