Will it work with newest macbook pro retina? It only has a headphone out port. Will I be able to use the mic as well?
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macbook uses a 3.5mm jack, and this plantronics is a 2.5mm jack so its not compatible, macbook internal mic is very sensitive so you dont need an external mic but if you want a mic you can see the macbook compatible accessories
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I don't know if it is compatible with macbook pro retina. I wouldn't recommend it, it seems cheaply built.
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The only device I tried it with was a 2 line analog phone. I could hear fine with it but my outgoing (mic) volume was very low. I ended up buying a new headset elsewhere
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Yes, however, the problem with mac computers is you need an adapter for your mic to be powered. So without that adapter you will likely only be able to get sound from the headphones. If you do not want to buy an adapter best to buy an USB headset.
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Yeah It'll work fine to make calls with the included mic cable, however I noticed the volume control buttons on that cable only seem to work with apple products.
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i don't really use mac so i might suggest if you don't have 3.5mm jacks for the mic and headphone plug pick up a USB converter they are cheap and work great
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I don't have a mac, but as long as you have both a headphone and a mic jack, I would assume so.
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You need an audio interface to connect it to your mac. The quality of the interface will effect the mics sound but it is sole due to the ad converter in the audio interface
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I've connected to my 1 year old macbook pro for the past year and it works great. I believe it has usb 3.0. This should work with all macs with USB.
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Yes, it works well with the MacBook Pro Retina...definitely use the HDMI cable however for better quality picture
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Maybe not. A new MacBook uses an iPhone-type plug -- it's a 4-conductor 3.5mm (aka 1/8") plug. For a newer MacBook with Retina display, you'll want to also get PC Headset to 3.5mm Smartphone Adapter - 01-PC35-PH35 (if the link gets removed, look for Amazon product B00ENFA3GO called "headset buddy").Older MacBooks and standard laptops usually have two small 3-prong plugs. This is, by far, the standard and has been for 20+ years. Pink is generally universal for microphone and green for headphones. In a 2-plug setup, this Sennheiser is absolutely standard and will work well.The above Headphone Buddy adapter will also make this work with a modern cell phone as a handsfree. Maybe not. A new MacBook uses an iPhone-type plug -- it's a 4-conductor 3.5mm (aka 1/8") plug. For a newer MacBook with Retina display, you'll want to also get PC Headset to 3.5mm Smartphone Adapter - 01-PC35-PH35 (if the link gets removed, look for Amazon product B00ENFA3GO called "headset buddy").Older MacBooks and standard laptops usually have two small 3-prong plugs. This is, by far, the standard and has been for 20+ years. Pink is generally universal for microphone and green for headphones. In a 2-plug... » Read More Maybe not. A new MacBook uses an iPhone-type plug -- it's a 4-conductor 3.5mm (aka 1/8") plug. For a newer MacBook with Retina display, you'll want to also get PC Headset to 3.5mm Smartphone Adapter - 01-PC35-PH35 (if the link gets removed, look for Amazon product B00ENFA3GO called "headset buddy").Older MacBooks and standard laptops usually have two small 3-prong plugs. This is, by far, the standard and has been for 20+ years. Pink is generally universal for microphone and green for headphones. In a 2-plug setup, this Sennheiser is absolutely standard and will work well.The above Headphone Buddy adapter will also make this work with a modern cell phone as a handsfree. « Show Less
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I tried it on a Late 2013 13" Macbook Pro Retina and it does detect the microphone. Note you have to have the headset connected to the cable before plugging it in.
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I only use Mac's for working on Audio. Check M-audio website, to see if it's compatible.
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There is a stereo headset adapter you can order from sennheiser that allows the headphone and microphone cables to enter 1 port (essentially a -Y- connector) and it then allows the headset to be used in a Macbook Pro's singular headphone port. It's meant for Xbox and PS4 adaptation but will work just the same in the Macbook Pro ports, I have verified it because I use it myself. :)
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Yes ma'am you can! I have used it many times before! Just make sure you go into your laptops "System Preferences" >then>"Sound">then> change your Output to headphones (*redundant* or it should automatically when you plug them in) but the important part is the "Input" section (located at the top with "sound effects and Output") make sure the input is set to the "turtle beach mic."I hope this helps, and I hope you message me back with your Mac gamer tag so that we may meet up online! I have ZERO friends to play with on Macs!!
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Haven't tried it, myself, but found 2 URLs that say Mac compatible.(1) http://www.dictationwarehouse.com/CM1000USBdetail.asp(2) http://www.tvps.com/Products/SoundTech-CM-1000-35-mm-Omni-directional-Conference-Microphone---New__VE-CM-1000.aspx?gclid=CLC_i_DKjcICFaVDMgodG2sANQ
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No, this is not a usb Mic. You need a preamp or midi input that will in turn conned to your mac.
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Yes and no. First, this headset is not USB; you would be better off with a headset that connects via USB. This headset has one jack for the microphone and one jack for the the speakers (ears); your Macbook has only one jack for listening (speakers for the ears), but your Macbook has no jack for the microphone. Logitech has other models that are USB. Recommend getting a USB headset.