does this work with the newest version of imac? And could you charge with these ports?
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Yes, I have charged my camera and phone. Looks like it comes with the iMac! I got my iMac in May this year. There is a pad on the bottom to keep it from sliding, but I think I will velcro it. Works good, am very happy with it.
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Works fine on my IMac, never tried to charge anything with it. Been really happy with it.
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yes it does work with the new iMac i am actually very happy because is very convenient to connect and disconnect other gadgets from the mac, and yes you can charge with this port
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it works, but no it does not charge. I have yet to find a decent, reliable and affordable USB hub, especially one that looks as good as this one (too bad it doesn't work as well as it looks).
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I am using it with a 2011 Mac Mini. It appears to charge but slow compared to a plug and it does sync.
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Yes. We have the newest 27 inch iMac (purchased March 2013) and it works great. Yes, you can charge things like a cell phone
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No. According to Apple, the post-2011 iMac supports only *other Macs* using *Thunderbolt* cables.
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it was originally compatible buy no does not work with our iMacs. It does, however, still work with our iPhones but I don't know for how much longer that will be true.
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I am not sure about the USB, I can tell you that it works fine with my iMac running IOS 10.10 Yosemite
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I really don't know how an IMac works with this product, I have a hp and the product works fantastic for me!
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Yeah works with mine fine connected through the hub to my MBPr 15. What it won't do is charge iPad's at the high speed rate since that requires Mac-specific USB ports that provide more current than the standard calls for; this device is limited to the USB standard 500 mA per port, but it can do 500 mA on all ports simultaneously so you won't have to worry about connecting seven devices and having some of them not power up.
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Awesome thanks, cuz I recently ordered some RAM and I got one that isn't compatible with the iMac. Thanks again
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We use only one with our iMac to expand connectivity and it works great. What you want to do should work fine when you consider each port is completely cloned.
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I am pretty sure all of the thunderbolt ports are the same. We use this on an iMac and on a MacBook Pro without a problem.
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The battery charger was never included with the iMac , only as an additional option. You need to ask the seller what is included with the purchase.
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Should work. They provide just as much current as an Apple port and those charge. Might be a little slow, but manageable.
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Yes to both but there is a work around for using USB power. Amazon sells a package of usb connections that also include AC plugs. You put the usb in one end and then you can charge with regular electrical power. This is not an ad but a suggestion as doing this has solved a lot of connection problems for me. Here is a link to the product: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008E4EVS6/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 However, I gave my speaker to a friend because it was not 100 percent compatible with my iMac.
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It's USb only. It says to use double connectors, but I use it with only a single connector with my iMac; and it works fine. Using the double connector might make it a little faster, but this is fine for me.
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Sorry not sure, you should verify with Apple, since their ports sometimes are not universal. Have a great day
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Hi, I've used mine with my both my iPhone, iPad and iMac and I like it a lot. Can't really compare with the older version as I've never used it. Hope this helps. Al
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No. It requires external power for the drives and most other USB-powered devices. I ended up connecting my non-powered USB devices into the hub and those requiring power directly into my iMac. Fortunately, I had sufficient devices that didn't need power that it worked.
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Check to make sure your iMac "Thunderbolt Port" is actually that. Your problem may be that the port is actually a display port and not a Thunderbolt. They are shaped exactly the same.