Accessing Apple Id On My Computer

I just upgraded my desktop computer to an Apple Studio and wanted a keyboard with Touch ID. This keyboard is wireless and has a rechargeable battery. The Touch ID allows me to unlock the computer, open apps, websites and process payments with just a touch on my finger. The keys have a nice feel and the battery lasts a long time. Well with the cost.

So far, I like everything about this MacBook Pro. My favorite feature is the Touch ID access. If ever Apple makes a touch screen MacBook Pro, that would be the ultimate. This is a great buy. Two thumbs up.

My newest computer, prior to this one, is a MacBook Pro 13 Mid 2012. I also have a Mac Pro 2008, which this one is replacing, and an iMac Power PC G4, which I intend to utilize while accessing my AppleWorks business records, from the Mac Pro, and use my old Photoshop non-subscription software. As you can see, these Apple products have an extremely long life! I wanted the faster M2 Pro processor and the additional ports that this iteration afforded me. Even then, I picked up the Satechi Mac Mini Hub, for a few more, plus the additional SSD space. I'll use that for Time Machine backup. Please note, the Satechi ports don't recognize my ancient iPod (I use that to review my GarageBand mixes (see below) for eventual distribution via CD Baby. I'm also using a Samsung T7 external SSD, for GarageBand, and it's been working flawlessly without the need to copy this files to the 1TB internal SSD of the Mac Mini. I already had a wired Apple keyboard, Logitech wireless mouse and a Samsung S24B240 display 1920 x 1080 display, which looks great! The speeds have been very much welcome, including start up and accessing any program I've thrown at it, so far. I recommend this machine for any music and video professional, while saving a little money, to boot!

The only thing to note is that the instructions in the box, from Apple, tell the purchaser to use the Photos app for importing, but this is not necessary, and accessing the SD card's files can be done with any Finder window. Then you can drag and drop the files as desired -- no need to use Photos.

this computer is fast and its apple... what more can I say.

I work for a non-profit supporting people with ALS who need/want to continue accessing their computer. This product - specifically the 'long armed' one works really well. Much better than cheaper ones on the market. It was less expensive on B&H than Amazon, but it took longer to arrive. Tradeoff!!

I have copied most of my data (about 12 GB) onto this drive, and it has worked flawlessly. Accessing it is as quick as my computer's drive, and as easy (no software to install or interface with). It's well worth the money, to keep your data safe.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

accessing the menus in the camera.

My Apple Desktop Computer runs macOS operating system software that has recently been updated to 64 bits. My Epson Perfection V850 Pro scanner ran on a 32 bit application. It was very easy for me to go to the Epson website and have my scanner software revised to a 64 bit application. And free. Hooray!