will this keyboard work with OSX 10.9.2 Mavericks?
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Works great with a couple of iMacs with 10.9.4 (current as of this answer).
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I see no reason why it should not. I no longer own this product, but a good friend of mine both works for Apple and has a few macs and has not spoken of any issues regarding keyboard compatability.
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Hello there, thanks for inquiring. Unfortunately, I'm a Windows kind of guy. Anywho, I checked microsoft's web site, & I found that they have drivers for Mac OS 10.4- 10.7 as well as an Intellitype Pro software for Mac. So I'm pretty sure they'll have an update for your Mac OS. You should check it out. FYI: if you type a great deal, it'll take a while to get used to the numerical arrangements & other keys. Remember that this keyboard was intended for gamers.
1646455
Yes. To use this keyboard on your Mac Open "System Preferences" . Click on the keyboard icon. When menu appears, in the lower left corner click on "Change Keyboard Type" then follow instructions. This keyboard works fine with a Mac.
461652
I am using mine with the latest version of mavericks . Black magic design is one of the best for this kind of product
508694
I'm use Yosemite and it works great. I was also able to sync the keyboard with logic pro x easily.
395361
I have been using this keyboard without incident for 5 years with a 2009 27" iMac as well as a MacBook Pro at work. There are absolutely no issues using this keyboard with a Mac. You'll need to go into the System Preferences > "Keyboard" > "Modifier Keys..." and swap the "Windows" (option) and "alt" (command) keys so it will function just like a Mac keyboard. Please ignore all the Windows users' comments who have no first-hand knowledge.
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I cannot get it to work on Maverick (OS10.9). Initially started up and it asked to ID the keyboard and worked for a few minutes, but stopped and I have not been able to get it to work. Any suggestions on how to get it to work?
1671969
Yes, it works with Mac. A few of the extra keys do not work, but the standard keyboard works as any other would.
377770
I don't think that this keyboard will work with a mac.You should also really check steel series website on legacy products for that info an any other info for this keyboard.
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I'm not sure why people who don't have the answer "answer" but yes, I can confirm that it does work with OS X Mavericks. I'm using it now and buying another one.
197404
Most of the keys will work, but the Mac specific keys will be confusing in a Windows environment. Probably not the best choice.
1567134
Yes, it works with Apple OS X 10.9. Please send email to support@ableconn.com or get the latest new Mavericks driver direct from AX88772C Drivers page: http://www.asix.com.tw/download.php?sub=driverdetail&PItemID=136
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I just ordered one, and no, it doesn't work with OSX 10.9 as of 12/10/2013.
1514022
It works Perfectly fine with Mavericks !!! After installing Mavericks, you may have to re-set-up your Magic Numpad in system preferences.
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I use a Macbook Pro (Late 2011) running Mavericks. This pointer works just fine. For whatever reason, Logitech does not support Mac, but here's what really matters: this pointer functions like a keyboard. As soon as you plug the USB dongle (hidden nicely in the butt of the pointer housing) into your Mac, your computer will recognize it as a keyboard, but not which specific keyboard. You will be prompted to press a key on your "keyboard". This may seem confusing because there really isn't a keyboard. Simply press a few of the buttons on the pointer and your mac will give up and admit it has no idea what kind of keyboard you're using. It will then prompt you to determine which kind of keyboard you're using (ANSI, ISO, etc.). I selected ANSI, but it really doesn't matter. As soon as you pick something, your pointer will begin to function as it should!
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Any USB keyboard will work, I would however eventually buy an apple keyboard the functionality of MACs are realized better with this keyboard. I waited until I had a few extra dollars to spend, used a no name USB keyboard worked fine, especially if your just poking around the Internet or amazon shopping. A must have is the touchpad, once you get use to it it'll never want to use a mouse again.
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The alphanumeric keys will work. However, you will not be able to perform basic Mac keyboard shortcuts. I returned this keyboard after speaking with Kensington customer service about this issue. The representative told me that Kensington does NOT claim Mac compatibility for this keyboard.