I have a Macbook Pro Retina Display will it work for it?
1653140
This will work with any device that has an HDMI port. If your Mac doesn't have an HDMI, it won't work.
1234190
I believe all of the 13" MacBooks (black or white, not Unibody, Pro, or Air) use the same display. See "Compatibility" on http://www.ifixit.com/MacBook-Parts/MacBook-13-3-Inch-LCD-Panel/IF186-050
644944
Take a peek at the ports on your macbook. As long as it has a DisplayPort or Thunderbolt (look up the hardware specs on the MacBook), it will work just fine!
1594897
As long as your macbook has a DVI port (the large one), it will work. If your macbook has a mini display port, you can grab an attachment like this: http://67.222.47.190/ldmedia/product/013339/013339_show1.jpg
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As long as your macbook has a mini display port and a usb port it should work. I use this to connect my 2013 macbook pro to my old CRT every day, works fantastic.
1855849
Yes, given that you have the proper mac dongle adapter. It has a VGA and also a DVI input port.
1855496
No. It doesn't have a Retina display. Its resolution is 1440x900. If you want Retina display, you should buy the Macbook Pro (2560x1600)
1070436
Hello,This should work for that MacBook. I bought one for the same year macbook I believe and it worked fine. You may have to change the video settings if you are unhappy with the resulting resolution or if you want the external monitor you are connecting to be the default screen. However, you will definitely have to change your audio settings to have audio play through the HDMI cable and not the standard head phone jack. I don't believe you can have the sound come through both.
1038642
I'm not too sure because my Mac is a 13 inch but does not have a retina display. Sorry I couldn't help
737293
I don't know, I'm not sure. I have a MacBook Pro. I think your model is the somewhat the same as the retina.
2037760
Yes, it will. However, depending on the year of your MBP, you will probably need an adapter. If you have a Macbook Pro that is from 2009-2013, you will need a Mini Display Port to HDMI adapter to connect your MBP to this monitor using an HDMI cable.
492153
It depends. The newer Retina display MacBook Pros have no Kensington lock slot, so it is not compatible. If your MacBook Pro does not have a Retina display (which means it has a DVD drive), then yes, it is compatible.
1660771
It has video inputs for VGA, Digital, and Display port, so if you have native options on the mac book for these, then yes it will work. Otherwise you will need some adapter.
1235911
As long as the laptop has a thunderbolt/displayport connector, it should be fine. What ports does your macbook have available?
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I know it works with the Retina Macbook Pro. If your "MBP" has a retina display then you should be good to go.
444902
As long as your Mac has a standard VGA or DVI connector, I don't see why it wouldn't be. If you only have HDMI or Display Port output on your Mac, you may need an adapter (HDMI to DVI or Display Port to DVI).
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It should. If your macbook pro has S/PDIF optical digital audio output then it will work. You can confirm by going to Apple Menu>About This Mac>More Info...>System Report and then click on Audio under Hardware.