Can this keyboard be used with my desktop Mac mini?
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The plug is for the iPad Air. If your Mac mini uses that same plug in it will attach. Work, I don't know.
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Yes, however the two we bought in January 2013 had occasional disconnection issues with a new Mac Mini. Hopefully Macally solved this by now. They worked perfectly with other Macs-eject key and all.
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I just purchased this keyboard for a Mac Mini. Upon attempting to use it, no keys are mapped properly. Eg. Type the "x" key, displays a "z" key on the screen. This keyboard is *NOT* compatible with Macs.
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Sorry, we do not operate this on a mac. But it is a standard keyboard, so if you can add a keyboard without any extra steps, I assume this will work.
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As a USB keyboard, it should be able to work well with all newer versions of the apple computer OS X:10 operating system. What you have to watch out for is using a newer keyboard on an older operating system or if Apple elects to change from USB to say Thunderbolt for their future keyboard connections.
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i bought my lighted keyboard for a windows operating system but i believe it will work on a mac as long as you have a usb port.
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I don't have a PC to compair the keyboard to but I would assume that this keyboard would not work for you. It has very specific keys for macs and the sizing of the stickers are for Mac keys. If you want a similar keyboard a would suggest looking at Etsy or something of that nature. Even if you don't find a seller on Etsy that makes these keyboards for PCs you could possibly talk to the seller directly and they could specialize one for you.
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Hi SGC,As S. Endres has said, the keyboard should be compatible with a mac. I'm not 100% percent sure as I have a Windows laptop that I am using the keyboard for, and I don't have a mac around to test, but as far as I know, it should be a simple plug and play. I didn't install any drivers or the sort when I was first using it, and it has been working great so far, no complaints.
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Kinda late, but if you still need to know, I wouldn't be worried about compatibility. You might need an adapter though. I don't know what ports a mac mini has.
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Alberto, the keyboard is Mac compatible. I'm using it to type this answer!! FYI I have an iMac from mid 2008 running OSX Mavericks.
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If it's just a usb it should work with an iMac. I had to return this keyboard 3 times because the illumination button and several other keys did not work. So I would personally not recommend this product if you are not okay with risking the chance and losing a lot of your time. I ed ed up just getting another keyboard
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It says for Mac under system requirements, so I would figure it doesn't. If you go to Macally's website, you can see other keyboards they have and call tech support to make sure it would work with your pc. I would say this model doesn't to the best of my knowledge.
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I think it is. Yes you can use your own keyboard, mouse and monitor with the Mac mini. The only drawback is that you don't have the simplicity of the mac logo command key, which is different than my Dell keyboard.
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I have both the apple wireless keyboard and wireless mouse set up with my Mac Mini. Works great.
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Yes but why would you use a keyboard on a mac thats not even a gaming laptop. JK do whatever you want
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I do not know specifically if it will. Most USB keyboards will work with Apple products, but some functionality may be missing (special keys). Here is a page from the Max keyboard website that talks around the issue:http://blog.maxkeyboard.com/faqs/does-max-keyboard-nighthawk-x7-x8-x9-compatible-with-mac-os-and-linux-operating-system/. Amazon does have a search feature for "mac compatible" keyboards you might want to check out. Good luck.
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Hi, Luiz,Indeed! I just bought a Mac Mini to serve as a stand alone box for my Protools HD rig, and I plugged this keyboard into the USB 3.0 port and it works like a champion. FYI...in situations where you're not sure if the USB is compatible, it's useful to remember that you can plug a lower number USB (2.0 for example) into a higher USB (3.0), but you can't go the other way. Otherwise, you're good to go here. Enjoy the extended keyboard with the two extra USB ports on the sides in your new Mac. Cheers!