Will this work with the earlier (version 10.7.5) of the mac air?
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I honestly do not know. Try taking a close look at the picture of the plug. It has 5 prongs and is a skinny rectangle.
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Well, !0.7.5 sounds like a reference to the operationg system, not the actual MBA model. So... Maybe? Chances are if it was purchased before Mid-2012 than this adaptor will NOT work. You will need the plain Magsafe, not Magsafe 2. Best bet it to go to look up the serial # (under "more info" in the "about this mac" menu) online and see what it says you have.
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As Steven said, the easiest way is to look at your your existing connector. If you have lost your connector, you can find out when your MacBook Air was released by doing the following:1) Find the your model number on the back of your MacBook (For example, Model: A1466)2) Enter your model number in this website: http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/. You might need to cross-check your Processor, but that should put you on the right track. 3) Locate the production date for your model and processor4) Cross-check with this article in Apple Support: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2346 As Steven said, the easiest way is to look at your your existing connector. If you have lost your connector, you can find out when your MacBook Air was released by doing the following:1) Find the your model number on the back of your MacBook (For example, Model: A1466)2) Enter your model number in this website: http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/. You might need to cross-check your Processor, but that should put you on the right track. 3) Locate the production date for your model and processor4) Cross-check with this article in Apple... » Read More As Steven said, the easiest way is to look at your your existing connector. If you have lost your connector, you can find out when your MacBook Air was released by doing the following:1) Find the your model number on the back of your MacBook (For example, Model: A1466)2) Enter your model number in this website: http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/. You might need to cross-check your Processor, but that should put you on the right track. 3) Locate the production date for your model and processor4) Cross-check with this article in Apple Support: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2346 « Show Less
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This power unit was standard for the 13-inch Macbook Air models that started shipping in Mid 2013, marked as "13-inch, Mid 2013". Unit I had for this is fully loaded with maximum memory and disk and processor, so that's not an issue. Also, doesn't depend on the operating system. Worked from 10.6.x through 10.9.x You should be upgraded to 10.9.3 by now, as info.
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Check the connector. If it is the same magnetic type it should work. It will not work on my daughters Macbook pro as it is a different connection
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It came with software that made it compatible with my MacBook Air running OS X v. 10.8.4 Mountain Lion. The company emailed the software to me, though I think it may now be available on their website if it's not packaged with the device.
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if your MacBook air has a USB slot then it will yes. If no USB slot then no.
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Most likely. It works with MacAir. Though I had to reboot my machine until it sees the new connection.
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It'll only fit Cherry MX Keycaps, like it says in the title. I don't know what a Mac Air is (Macbook Air? iPad Air?), so I'd reference this site for more information concerning mechanical keyboards and how they work: http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide
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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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Yes I have tried it with the Mac book air so I'm sure it will work for you.
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Yes, I used it with my Mac Book Air. It's not the best quality but for the price it is worth it for the occasional use.
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John- I don't own a Mac Air, but regularly use my 2 yr. old iMac 21" with OS10.8.5 and burn CDs with this burner all the time with no problems.Jeff
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It works with my macbook, and I did not have to install a driver, I don't know for sure about a MB air, but I imagine it woudl be the same
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don't know exactly however guess yes because apple mac-air has not changed as external dimensions since long...
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It's a standard USB 3.0 hub, so it should work with your MacBook Air USB 3.0 port
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we have 10.6.8 on a mac book air and it works great! I hope this helps you!
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It was purchased for the older version. 3 or 4. I do not think it will work for the Air which is version 5.
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John- I don't own a Mac Air, but regularly use my 2 yr. old iMac 21" with OS10.8.5 and burn CDs with this burner all the time with no problems. Jeff
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Yes it will. The bad thing is the art key, Windows key, and the control keys don't work the same way on the Mac as Windows. The keys are labeled for Windows. Otherwise it works great.
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sorry. I don't have a Mac. I think it will work.I used the windows but, I had bought for Mac by mistake.however, this works well on Windows.