are they good to hook up to a macbook pro?
607453
I wouldn't recommend this product! It is overpriced and the bass is very boomy, no matter how the equalizer is set! I would recommend Audioengine or emotiva pro!
607454
Yes they are. The bass is deep and the mids and highs are crisp. Mostly the mids. The system does output very nicely for speakers that size.
607455
They hookup via a 3.5mm headphone jack... So they work w most anything including your 1989 Sony Walkman
2077878
Yes they would. I currently have a macbook pro retina with two of these. I have two monitors, plus use the macbook's display as a third monitor and then sometimes connect a fourth monitor like my tv to the hdmi port. All 4 at the same time.
355634
Patrick's answer is correct for some MacBook Pros. However, keep in mind that some newer model MacBooks don't have an audio line in, so the mic still won't work even if you buy the Y adapter. Do some research on your model to verify before getting the Y adapter. You can get a relatively inexpensive USB line in/out adapter instead. Don't waste your money on sennheiser's adapter if it won't work. Specifically, my 2013 MacBook Pro 13" Retina does not have a universal in/out, only out.
966731
I would think that they should work. This is a standard USB plug. I'm not a Mac Expert.
1276166
Yes.. I just tested mine today on my Macbook Pro Mid 2010 running Mavericks and every feature works. These are very comfy headphones. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase again.
1326458
Yes. My MacBook Pro was purchased in January 2011 and I use this device to hook it to TVs that age, which have RCA inputs. In fact, I'm watching it right now hooked up to a pretty old Sony TV that has those inputs on the front of the set.
745525
Yes indeed they do. U have a MacBook pro 2008 and its very easy to connect over Bluetooth on your mac and these little pills are really loud for a small package. Hope this helped.
1767366
They sound good beside an iMac, so I assume if you balance them correctly, they'll sound good on one too.
802138
Well, they work very nicely for that purpose on my MacBook Pro, so I assume they would work for you as well.NOTE: If you like your sound turned up to "earthquake" levels, then these aren't the ones for you ...
839614
No. According to MacTracker the MacBook Air has only an analog audio output. Most if not all models of MacBook Pro have combo analog/digital audio jacks that do work with this adapter (that's what I use it for).
1980802
Yes - I have used it on my MacBook Pro. They are fairly efficient (loud), with a strong bass compared to the highs. Very light and comfortable, with a nice braided-cloth cord (instead of the usual plastic-coated, spiral cord).
2190774
Yes. If you have audio output it is an easy hook up and they work very well.
2101973
If the MacBook Pro has a mini DisplayPort then yes, it sounds like it is the right cable. I'm Macdumb so I couldn't tell you for 100% on that front.
236204
Yes, as long as you have a mini dvi port (macbook 4,1 should have) You will also need the hdmi cable of course, and remember that this port does not transmit audio, so you will need a solution for audio as well (audio will still come from either macbook speakers, or from the headphone port)
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I have one here for that purpose but have not had time to connect them. I have run a Mac Mini into the Dell and it looks fine except for some issues in the top menu bar. Take a look at the article on the diglloyd blog (Lloyd Chambers is a noted photo reviewer and mac guy) where he tests this exact set up and gives it two big thumbs up as well as set up instructions which are pretty much plug and play.I assume from this that the MacBook has a better graphics card then the Mini.Anyway I just did a 2 second fire it up test to see and yes the image came right up and the menu bar was perfect. I have one here for that purpose but have not had time to connect them. I have run a Mac Mini into the Dell and it looks fine except for some issues in the top menu bar. Take a look at the article on the diglloyd blog (Lloyd Chambers is a noted photo reviewer and mac guy) where he tests this exact set up and gives it two big thumbs up as well as set up instructions which are pretty much plug and play.I assume from this that the MacBook has a better graphics card then the Mini.Anyway I just did a 2 second fire it up test to see and yes the image came right up and the... » Read More I have one here for that purpose but have not had time to connect them. I have run a Mac Mini into the Dell and it looks fine except for some issues in the top menu bar. Take a look at the article on the diglloyd blog (Lloyd Chambers is a noted photo reviewer and mac guy) where he tests this exact set up and gives it two big thumbs up as well as set up instructions which are pretty much plug and play.I assume from this that the MacBook has a better graphics card then the Mini.Anyway I just did a 2 second fire it up test to see and yes the image came right up and the menu bar was perfect. « Show Less
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I'm not sure (I'm a PC user) but if you can plug standard headphone or earbuds into your MacBook, you'll be good to go. You will also have to plug the speakers into a standard 110v outlet for power. Great sound btw.
2050907
Yes, I used mine with my Retina MacBook Pro. They are very plug and play, rarely had to fiddle with any settings.