Will the device work with Mac OS X?
1567972
It will, but bear in mind there is no interaction with the OS. The USB port only provides power. To that end, it would work with anything that has a USB port.
1567973
We were not able to make it work but we did not give it a huge effort we just hooked it to a raspberry Pi and set it to Nagios easy and efficient.
1567974
This device is not OS dependent. This is a temperature monitor, and does not interact with a computer except to the extent that it uses one USB port to obtain power (It offers a pass-through, so the port would still be available). I purchased one so I could visually see the temperature in a NAS cabinet, and am powering it from an AC to USB adapter. In other words, this device interacts with a computer solely for the purpose of obtaining power.
1567975
It's powered by your USB port. So it will work anywhere. It does not provide any data to your computer. It just displays the probes temp.
403100
no reason it shouldn't, just have to format it for MAC OSX when you plug it in.
814295
Yes it will work very well for Mac OSX. The commenter Michael gives a great explanation.
4357
The short answer is yes. The long answer is it works with any device that has an external display port. The display has HDMI and DVI ports and depending on your Mac probably has HDMI, dvi or mini display port. You'll have to figure out which one and get the correct cable.
2279428
Yes, it could be used on Mac. Simply use Photo Booth or FaceTime to open the device. No driver needed.
385407
There is a guide to getting it to work under Mac OS X... but it's not officially supported, and doesn't have any OS X specific keys...http://5thirtyone.com/archives/751
2212226
I'm using it with a Mac air running Mac OS X it works fine. Hope this helps
32496
It runs in Linux, and the drivers are fairly simple so they should compile in OS X just fine and pick up the device with CLI monitoring. Not sure if there are gui monitoring tools on the disk for Mac though.
682916
I really don't know about Mac operating systems but I would assume if your Mac is USB 2.0 and/or 3.0 compatible then I would assume it would work. You will probably have to format it to match your system's file format.
1431072
I'm not sure if it will work with the OS X. I used it with Win 7 and it went very smoothly.
406891
I am not sure. I just bought my device, but I do know it has options for Mac's.
754748
Yes, if you can get it to work.I had problems with device software with my 2012 mac; Os-Maverick, ipad3, itouch 4. I wrote a complaint about their horrible customer service 'being ignored via emails', after detailing problems company replied directly to complaint admitting they're experiencing software issue's. I had limited use with device which caused me to return it. I recommend you to read that complaint and their response before buying.
694789
Mine worked with Linux, and as MacOS X is based on FreeBSD, I would think there is a very good chance it will.
1938116
Not entirely sure. It's USB driven wireless, though so if you can get USB to talk to MAC I'd think it *should*...
1544866
We use it with a MacBook Pro running OS X 10.9. Can't confirm for any other Apple products or versions of Mac OS.
385194
Hi Lusely Ann Martinez,Yes, it can work with latest Mac OS X.-AnkerDirect1-800-988-7973support@ianker.comMon-Fri 9am to 5pm(pst)
396898
i'm using pc and it works. do not know about mac osx, sorry i am unable to help.