Is it compatible with an Apple Macintosh?
1059406
It does not work as well with Apple. They don't seem to have the drivers as precise as with windows. I was told they were working on the drivers. I have wrist problems and this device has helped with the pain.
1059407
Absolutely! I used it with an iMac I had, a Dell Latitude E6410, Lenovo TP 410 and an Apple G4. It isn't OS dependent and the USB fits anything with a compatible port. This was my second RollerMouse. I purchased my first one after my first rotator cuff repair. Being the "perfect employee," (bad idea) I returned to work 1 week after a major repair. I couldn't move my shoulder or arm in a lateral motion, my ergonomics department didn't have anything that would work for me so I found the RollerMouse Free online. It also relieved my carpal tunnel!. I used it for 4 years until the cleaning people kept knocking it off my keyboard tray and broke it. That's when I bought the RollerMouse Pro2. By the way, the ergonomics department now offers this as an option for all employees.
400214
Yes, since it has a USB interface. Just go to Applications>Image Capture on your Mac and it'll sync up.
1205704
Yes it would be compatible with your Mac. To use it, you would need a Mini-display (Lightning port) to HDMI adapter.
1247707
I don't use apple products, but since it uses standard audio plugs, i'm sure it's compatible. And the info package that came with it says PC/Mac on it.
2108101
Yes, the drive is compatible with a Mac, you'd just have to reformat the drive for the Mac file system, not a big deal to do though.
1791662
Yes. At least, it works with my mac. But you may have to format the hard drive using Disk Utility, before you use it.
246519
I believe so but you need to check the hardware requirements. My experience has been most things work with a PC, it is the Macintosh that devices don't always work with.
1761077
I have a Mac but I am sure it is compatible. You can check on the HP site. They have all the information on it.
481059
Don't really know since I am not a mac user. It works well with my Raspberry Pi. But you might take a look at this link: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1488621
1437142
Yup, definitely mac compatible. I use it with Skype and it sounds better than my home phone. I am running OSX 10.8.5 with the Plantronics Spokes software. Everything functions as expected (pickup/hangup, volume change, etc).
1801170
Sorry, I wouldn't know, I never owned a Mac product to know if its compatible.
1940122
Yes, it's compatible with Mac! It works perfectly. Rather than use the included cd-rom, I downloaded the most up-to-date version of the software and drivers from the brother support site. Easy as pie- I was printing within minutes.
1372173
Yes, it should be compatible with a MacPro5,1 running OS X 10.5.6 or later.
1828864
Specs say it's only supported for Windows so I'm guessing no. But I have never tried to use it on my Mac.
1108269
I can't imagine it would not be. We used it With windows, no problem. It's a simple device and Mac should have the software and drivers auto installed.
2122444
I haven't tried it with an iMac but it certainly ought to work. I use it with my laptop.
653641
Not sure, but it does says compatible with PC and Mac... I'd guess it is compatible.