Will it work for 1 Laptop (PC) that this would be wired to because laptop doesn't have Bluetooth. Then, my other 3 devices would be 3 iMac computers?
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I used this on an ancient MacBook from 2005 (Power PC?) via USB. No Bluetooth involved. I still use it that way on my newer MarBook.
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In theory, it should work with any Bluetooth enabled platform. I use it with an I-Pad and it synchs up immediately. I have never tried it with a PC.
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I would say "Yes, of course", but I've had an odd thing happen with mine. Sharing it with two PC's using a KVM switch, it occasionally gets disconnected from the computers when switched. I have similar setups at home and work using different switches. It happens on both. I would be very surprised if it did not work with your Mac, but Anne has had problems so you might too. I love mine and recommend you try give it a try if the vendor will refund your money in case of failure. Cheers, Scott
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It should work with iMac. I have a MacBook and it just plugs into the standard headphone AUX jack, so it should work on any device with one.
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You have to get a separate one for now. The drivers aren't yet available on OSX. The bluetooth will work but you will have no wifi. I'm keeping mine in a drawer until it becomes available.
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I have and MAC and a PC and it works with both. I hooked in up with a cable (not provided) and bluetooth and it works both ways.
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Yes, as long as the computer has bluetooth capability. The only issue that I have found is you need to be a couple of feet or more away from the computer or the audio quality is poor. Other than that, this unit works fantastic.
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This device is not Bluetooth enabled. It is certainly not the ideal way to connect two devices, but if you have the right outputs and inputs it may be the least expensive way to bridge two devices. It accepts inputs for 3.5mm audio cable (standard output on a phone, tablet, laptop) and has another input for red/white like in an old fashion RCA cable. The outputs include an optical and a coaxial.
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I am an owner of a MacBook Pro. I'm not sure if it would be compatible with a PC computer. You should search for general connection cords since this is specific for Macs. Sorry I'm not much help.
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It should, Bluetooth is an international standard, as long as your iMac 20in supports bluetooth. My daughter uses this with her iPad mini and it works well.
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I connected the 510 to my Mac via Bluetooth and it worked fine, don't see why it wouldn't work with PC in the same way
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Should... depends on your blue tooth, but most can handle multiple connections. The biggest concern is whether it is a newer bluetooth adapter. This mouse design is very old and may not work well with newer systems. Works great on my older laptop.
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It can work on both devices once the laptop/pc has Bluetooth capability however the device can only be synced to one device at a time
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If the Mac has Bluetooth then yes, it will work wirelessly. If not, it is not hard to find a USB Bluetooth dongle to plug into the Mac for a couple of bucks. Search Amazon for USB Bluetooth adapter and you will find plenty. Else you will have to use a wire from the Mac sound card output to the Aux In socket on the back of the Creative.
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I think yes but not positive....I ordered a second one for our Apple computer that was "bluetooth" and it works really well. I would think you should see on line if it is Bluetooth capable.
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Not entirely sure. It's USB driven wireless, though so if you can get USB to talk to MAC I'd think it *should*...
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Absoluely. I've used it with my Mac Mini, which essentially the same computer in a different package. It's set up for Apple, but will work with any computer or tablet wih Bluetooth.