Is this comparable with Mac, like the double ear is?
1869533
I am not familiar with the Mac double ear. I am sorry I wish I could have helped. If it is this is an awesome headset.
1869534
I cannot answer that - I purchased it thinking it was a telephone headset, when it wasn't, I returned it. Sorry but good luck! It is USB driven so I would assume so.
1869535
I am a tech ignoramus so I don't understand the question - did you mean compatible, if so yes it works on my Mac.
1869536
It's a USB device so I can't imagine them being incompatible, but I'm using a PC so I can't be certain.
839613
No. I do not believe the MacBook Air has an Mini Digital Optical SPDIF Audio output port.
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.
1325756
It all depends on what you're comparing it to. If your computer is a $35 RaspberryPi... the DAC in it is admittedly really cheap. You should definitely notice a difference. If you have a Mac, you probably won't notice much difference. I have a late 2009 Mac Mini and I notice a very slight difference. It sounds like greater channel separation and a little more dynamic range. Definitely need to use the RCA outs from the DAC rather than the headphone output. I bought it to experiment with and it's fun to say that I run a separate DAC.
1052745
Yes. I paired it on "1" with my Macbook. I flipped the switch on the bottom of the mouse to "2" and paired it with my Windows 7 laptop with no additional software. I was able to flip back and forth at will with about a 5-10 second delay for the mouse to figure out what I was doing. I haven't installed any additional software on either computer and I seem to have full functionality on both.
879791
Yes, it works quite well. I use it with the Plantronics .Audio 326 Stereo PC Headset since Macs do not have a mic in.
1946881
I'll second the other 2 comments, IT'S AWESOME all around. The only complaint from me is the voice recognition was on by default and it took me awhile to find how to disable that, because this was the first MAC I've worked with.
1097041
This interface does work with a Mac! It's great because you can just plug and play. Although, you may have to open system preferences and switch to the USB interface in your audio output.
1040508
Yes but almost all the macs sold since 2010 come with the same bluetooth hd audio codecs so there is no reason for it.
97875
If it has ASIO drivers for windows or core audio for Mac you should be good to go
2172928
I use it on my iPad all the time with headphones as a monitor. I can't believe that on the mac it'll be any different.
1052746
Hello, not that I am aware of, there is one model for windows and other for mac. ;)
396632
Haven't tried it, myself, but found 2 URLs that say Mac compatible.(1) http://www.dictationwarehouse.com/CM1000USBdetail.asp(2) http://www.tvps.com/Products/SoundTech-CM-1000-35-mm-Omni-directional-Conference-Microphone---New__VE-CM-1000.aspx?gclid=CLC_i_DKjcICFaVDMgodG2sANQ
1000598
For my Macbook air, it does not cut off the sound. It pretty much is purely decorative for my devices.
2216724
I have a Mac and it works just fine with that. It has great feedback and background noise canceling capabilities so I'd imagine it would be good for interviewing all ages!
821322
Do not know about MAC but returned mine as the volume was too quiet and could barely hear it.
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!