Will this speaker work with a Mac Pro desktop (tower) computer - not an iMac?
1005046
As long as there is an USB port on your tower, I don't see why it would not...They are good little speakers, but if you are looking for true stereo...Maybe look into Bose.
1005047
The speaker plugs into a usb port.I do not know what kind of monitor you are using, but this speaker has a long cord.Should be fine.
1005048
Yes it connects thru a USB. It is a great speaker I don.t need a sub woffer where it is located.
930805
Yes, if your Mac book pro has blue tooth connectivity it should be able to. But wouldn't recommend using this speaker. It is very small and not clear sound
720149
I installed it in a Gateway PC. You should probably read the specs at M-Audio site to know if it can install in and works with MAC systems. I have never owned a Mac so I wouldn't know. Mine works just fine in the Windows environment.
1536914
Anything from Apple's product,such as Mac mini,commonly needed the product from Apple. Yes,the DDPOWER speaker will fixed into the usb hub and plug from headphone as designed for all musical devices. The design for all musical hubs and plugs from Mac mini,but its software for the speaker might not be recognized by usb from your Mac. This connection is including the software for Bluetooth and with short distance. The speaker is weak in sound,software and a short in electrical power as needed to be charging after few minutes. More good sounds,not from this cheap speaker,but from more expensive one with better investment. So,it does work with your Mac from any times within short distance,sound,loudness or software.
2167243
Should be no problem. I use it with a Bose amplified speaker that only has an Apple male connector and it works fine with an older computer that does not have Bluetooth.
1833500
Hi there. The speaker Work in PC and Mac. Problem is that static is noisy and would not recommend if you are looking for quality. Not reccomended
749737
Probably not. The audio functionality didn't start working until the mid-2010 Macs.
1901655
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.
2002472
I don't know about a mac but we're using a headset with integrated mic and headphones on a PC and it works fine.
933750
Without checking Apple's website, my gut tells me yes. Since Macintosh computers are so prevalent in studios, I can't see m audio not supporting mountain lion
495249
Yes! I use it with my iMac desktop. Plugs right into the USB port in the back of the computer.
239092
Yes, certainly. It is a USB device and will use one of the USB ports. It is a DAC (Digital to Audio Converter) and at $20 provides MUCH better sound than the one Apple builds into its products. I had a problem with the fractious headphone jack on my MBPro and found this a perfect solution. I've moved to a MacMini and still use it rather than the headphone jack. The sound quality alone is worth the change.
1962950
It may clip on, but the question really should be if it is compatible with MAC. I have read this speaker isn't compatible with MAC computers.
1119122
This is only a sound card. You would need to hook this up to a computer. Mac or PC doesn't matter. Sound is pretty good considering price.
129231
I use Windows, so I don't know. However, if your Mac has a microphone jack then I don't see why it shouldn't work.
940538
This seems like a loaded question to me :-) I am presuming standard hardware and software configuration, no advanced custom config, then there is no such things as a Mac or a PC speaker. You just need to make sure you have standard audio outputs and connect them and have power. BTW, they are good speakers for the money.
1073333
It depends on the computer, I am a PC guy and don't know a lot about Macs. I would check manual and see if it supports audio inline. If so, no extra cables will be necessary!