Is this router mac compatable?
1721972
Yes and no. I have a Mac that's running OS 10.8 (Mountain Lion) and the Cisco connect software that is supposed to make connections easy doesn't work with the new OS. However, I was able to manually configure the router and I'm using it right now with my Mac, my PC laptop and my Android tablet.
1721973
Don't know. Mine hooked up to a Dell PC. Has faster speed to the Internet than my old one. Signal could be greater. Can't go more than 3 rooms awayfor Internet on am IPhone. Thinking about getting an Amplifier.
1721974
If you are running the latest version of OS X-El Capitan (10.11.1), The cd installation disk will probably not work for you. I called tech support and they configured the router manually for me. Took about 10 minutes. I was impressed by their tech support.
1721975
Although I am not sure, I believe it is. I know that it works with my iPad and iPods. I only installed the Cisco connect software on my PC.
155447
Yes - seamlessly on wifi using your router. make sure you have Epson disk and install on IMAC machine from there. without disk download from web http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=132634&BV;_UseBVCookie=yes&infoType;=Downloads&platform;=OSF_M_X9
898549
Hi! I have not configured this router on a UNIX/Linux OS. System requirements on the box state that this router is UNIX and Linux compatible.
1009167
We have an apple computer and we just bought this router about 6 months ago. Working perfectly!!!!
1192200
It sounds be compatible with any router, it conforms to the 802.11 b/g/n standards and should work fine example with any dual or single band router.
1415779
I have not seen any place that says this is MAC compatible nor does Genius' website (http://www.geniusnet.com) list a compatible driver for this unit.
179879
Hi, I think there are better router choices around than this one. I found the user interface tough to navigate & it seemed like I needed to reset it quite a few times to keep it running so I ended up getting a different one from Netgear. I didn't try to use this with any Apple Products so I'm sorry but I don't know on that one. Take care!
2160351
You do realize what your looking at here is a router right? This doesn't have anything to do with the dependability or speed of your iMac. Your question just doesn't make any sense.
1594664
I doubt that your printer is the issue. Any printer should work, if I it is correctly set up. If you run Windows, I assume that you used the installation disc. It won't show up unless it is in the same subnet, but the installation should set that. I have a Mac and had to assign an IP address manually, but The router could see it. If you can't see it, send it back.
1068705
Yes it is. Just look at the tech specs this router operates on 802.11n whereas Apple products like Macbook are 802.11a/b/g/n compatible. So you should have no issues. I connect my iPhone 5 to this and get the full speed provided by my cable company. So you can connect iPad and iPod as well.
1805284
Sorry I am wireless but ifI had to use an adapter I would use the same brand of my router (ie) Belkin, Linksys, etc, that way I would be sure of compatability
660804
I have owned 2 macs and they both worked fine with my netgear router. It'll detect your network just like any other wifi device should.
2146738
Yes it is, but if the Mac doesn't have 3.0 ports it will be converted to a 2.0 speed.
983243
I had been using this router on a network that I configured with a Windows PC. I was able to pick up the signal fine on my Mac. However, I bought another router and attempted to configure the network with my Mac and I was not able to. There is no technical support for Macs, the product is not designed for a Mac, I would strongly urge you not to buy this product if you have a Mac.
501410
If that is the new gen Mac then I would say no. the WiFi is nuch faster. You dont need the Ethernet cable.
568700
Vista compatibility is not an issue. You can set up the router even if they don't support Vista. If you want to update the firmware, you may need to connect the router to the XP machine directly, but the Vista machine (or a Mac 10.3.9, which I also have) will "just work." This is why open Internet and networking standards are vitally important. Walt
1238554
I don't know. It uses an ethernet input, however, so it may work since I would assume the router is just a passthrough.