Does this work with a Mac mini?
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im not sure its a very good quality camera i use it on my regular desktop computer
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It works with my iMac and iPad flawlessly. I do not own a Mac Mini, it's Bluetooth compatible so you should not have any issues. Simon is correct about battery usage, have not had to replace mine yet either. I was gifted the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard a couple months after buying the LuxePad, I've already had to replace batteries in the Apple model.
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The plug is for the iPad Air. If your Mac mini uses that same plug in it will attach. Work, I don't know.
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I am using it right now on the new mac mini. Came back here to write a review stating that it does work with the new mac mini but confirming that here seems appropriate.Had to install kext driver from: plugable dot comListed here in my system: /dev/tty.usbserialAnd I'm using it with a cisco switch now: screen /dev/tty.usbserial 9600
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Sorry, can't say for certain, as I only use it with my Mac Mini and/or my Ipad2.
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No reason it shouldn't. Works on my Mac Pro (2008) 10.8 and Mac Mini (2012), and MacBook Pro (2011).
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If your Mac Mini has the USB port you problem is solved. No drivers needed, it's plug n play. Good luck
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Hi, I have a mac mini 2011 and I bought one of this because it is more cheaper that other model and it works well. If your mac has infrared sensor, this remote control will work fine. I hope this is useful for you.
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Sorry, I do not have the iPad mini and cannot help answer your question. I use it with my MacBook Pro.
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If your device has a Mini Display Port it will work fine. This is not just for Mac products.
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yes it works with my apple mac mini. I had to plug in the included bluetooth adapter.
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I have no idea; all I know is that it works fine with my Mac Mini, and looks to be the same size as the one that died on me. (It's on a shelf behind the mini, which is currently running my tax software, so I couldn't pull it out to look.)
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It works fine with one USB port on my MacBook pro retina, so I would imagine that mac mini would have the same USB specs that can operate the unit...
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Nope, this will work with any Mac Computer that has a Thunderbolt/Mini Display Port.
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Yes, my wife has this Monitor connected to a Mac Mini, you just may need an adapter.
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More than likely, yes, it will work with one port for the Mac Mini. It has a USB Y-Cable that you only need to use the main USB (thicker cord on it), unless it isn't getting enough power, then you have to use the second one to "boost" the power going to the drive (like if you're running a laptop off of strictly battery power, etc.). You should be fine. Also, it costs a little bit more out-of-pocket, but if you're worried about it, buy a POWERED USB Extender (with anywhere from 2-10 extra USB ports) and plug it into your Mac Mini to give yourself more options and less worries. -Just a thought. More than likely, yes, it will work with one port for the Mac Mini. It has a USB Y-Cable that you only need to use the main USB (thicker cord on it), unless it isn't getting enough power, then you have to use the second one to "boost" the power going to the drive (like if you're running a laptop off of strictly battery power, etc.). You should be fine. Also, it costs a little bit more out-of-pocket, but if you're worried about it, buy a POWERED USB Extender (with anywhere from 2-10 extra USB ports) and plug it into your Mac Mini to give yourself more options and less... » Read More More than likely, yes, it will work with one port for the Mac Mini. It has a USB Y-Cable that you only need to use the main USB (thicker cord on it), unless it isn't getting enough power, then you have to use the second one to "boost" the power going to the drive (like if you're running a laptop off of strictly battery power, etc.). You should be fine. Also, it costs a little bit more out-of-pocket, but if you're worried about it, buy a POWERED USB Extender (with anywhere from 2-10 extra USB ports) and plug it into your Mac Mini to give yourself more options and less worries. -Just a thought. « Show Less
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Sorry, I am not a mac user so I can't answer your question. But if mac has USB port, it might work and this is only "my guess"