Will these work with the current Macintosh line? Near as I can tell, we have Bluetooth 3.0 but not Near-Field Communication.
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Yes I have a Mac Pro and reg PC It works very well. Everything I have runs thru these speakers. Movies and music sound great. Using my. Box one playing forza 5 sound amazing hearing everything the car does and the people in the stand very clear.
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The NFC is only used for the initial pairing, the music is then played through Bluetooth anyways. The speaker works great with everything I've paired it with (iMac, Macbook, iPhone, Nokia 928). Anything that has Bluetooth:)
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Dear Scott,Thank you for your question regarding our M2 Bluetooth speaker system! Near-Field Communication is only used for the initial pairing process. They will work with the current Macintosh line and we have tested the M2 speakers with Macs.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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it should work with them, as long as you have a wireless switch, i just bought this for my computer and so far so good!!!!!( i also bought it for hackintosh)
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Works great with my older macbook. I am guessing the bluetooth is the same.
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Yes, They are compatible with all Apple products. I use them with my iPhone, my wife uses them on herMini Mac and I also use them on my Windows PC.
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Thanks for the reply Jon.Can anyone let me know which bluetooth headsets are compatible with Apple iPhone?Thanks.
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Yes. I have used them with the Apple Macbooks and it works great because the pause and volume work with the apple line.
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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 would think not. Most PCs do not use Bluetooth, but some do. All Mac designed things like this use Bluetooth instead of the traditional wireless. There's no support information for PCs on the company's website. Personally, I'd try for you - but I don't have any PCs with Bluetooth or any Bluetooth adapters. Sorry. : /
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Yes, they have a 3.5mm connection. I use them for late night music listening on my imac.
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The headphones are just like any other simple headphones with a 1/8" stereo jack. They are designed to work with apple products. I have never tried them with anything but apple products in terms of the mic. I would try a pair of cheap headphones with a built in mic as a test.
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I'm was also checking these speakers out for my Mac setup. Currently, I have the old iMac 17", which has no optical output... so according to the good folks here, this would be dissapointing. But I just checked on the Mac minis, and they are optical (input and output), so I think it's time for an upgrade! Looks like Apple are switching all their machines to have a combo mini optical/headphone port. A Good Thing.
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I use them with a PC so I am not sure if they will work for mac. They project sound very well. I am very happy with them.
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Should work with any device that has blue tooth. I use it wit my laptop, tablet (Android), and my S4 phone. Paired with all of these items without any issues. I do not know if your MAC has blue tooth, but if it does it should work.
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Yes they will work on non-apple devices, they just aren't as good as I expected. We returned them and bought Bose noise canceling headphones, which are significantly better.
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I have an imac, I'm not sure if it's thr same for all computers, but I click the blue tooth symbol on the top of the screen and then hit the bluetooth button in the speaker the computer should locate the speaker which will come up as ip76 (thats what it says on my mac). I hope it works for you.
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I'm not familiar with Macs but here is a website article that seems to answer your question: http://www.askdavetaylor.com/how_can_i_pair_connect_bluetooth_speakers_mac_macbook/
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These headphones work with Bluetooth signal ,as far as I know Nano does no have it .I had 2 generations of Nano and none of them takes it.