Apple Macbook Pro Os X El Capitan

Very fast, no problem with Mac OS El Capitan, LightScribe ability.

My Clickfree drive didn't make it past the El Capitan OS X upgrade. Badly in need of a back up drive for my MacBookPro I purchased WD's 3TB My Passport USB 3.0 drive. (Yes, it is backward compatible to USB 2.0) What a pleasure it is to purchase a technology product that works perfectly and exactly as advertised. Initialize Time Machine, select either a back up schedule or not and then initiate a back up and this device backs up your entire hard drive.

It works great. I am using the Apple Thunderbolt 2 to 3 adapter. Will not work that way running El Capitan. It is working flawlessly for me running Mojave.

With the update of El Capitan on my 2012 Mac Pro, I discovered that my AJA Kona hardware would not work any more. And it had been dragging for quite some time with Premiere CC so it was time to upgrade. I read the reviews on this BM card and was concerned that it might not work correctly. I installed the card and software. I did notice the fan noise on the card on the first reboot until the machine prompted me to update the firmware. That update ran and the car operates silently now. I have the HDMI attached to my Panasonic LH2170P monitor, the S/DPIF audio connected to my Flying Cow converter and I am noticing no lag with Premiere Pro. Amazing inexpensive upgrade - wish I had done it sooner!

I have a mid 2009 Mackbook Pro that now has 10.11.4 El Capitan on it and this keyboard paired right up with it within seconds. I use this for closed display mode along with my 24" Viewsonic Monitor. It's a great little keyboard!

Apple MacBook Pro's have always delivered, and this one is no exception.

I was a Windows user for a very long time. Other than being a photographer, I also code. For years, I have known that Photoshop and Lightroom Classic just work better on Mac. I stayed with Windows system simply because I didn't want to learn a new dialect for my coding. Over the years, Windows OS just became increasingly not user friendly, and the quality of Windows machines are getting worse. So, it was a no-brainer when it came to upgrading time. I decided to leave the dark side and purchased a 14 M2 MacBook Pro Max. This machine is unbelievable! It is super-fast, easy to use and good-looking. It is every bit as Apple had promised. PS and LRC run like a champ on Apple silicon. I am glad I made the switch. If you have been contemplating switching from PC to Mac, just do it. There is absolutely no learning curve. It only took me about ten minutes to get familiarized with Mac OS. It is extremely intuitive. By the way, I purchased the MacBook from B&H because they are simple awesome, and they were able to ship my machine thirty days sooner than my local Apple Store!

Coming from an older MacBook Air that recently stopped getting OS updates, I was a little apprehensive about moving to the Silicon CPU off of Intel, and didn't think I'd get much out of a new system in terms of efficiency or the like. Holy cow was I wrong. This thing is lightning fast, with an incredibly sharp display, with a comfortable, well-spaced out keyboard that just feels like quality. The smudges are hard to avoid on the Midnight matte finish, but when it's wiped clean it's beautiful. Couldn't be happier, the price was unbeatable, and the shipping speed turned out faster than promised. I did have to reach out to Apple to update the purchase date for warranty purposes, but Apple themselves made that so easy and painless, it took five minutes and that was that. If you're on the fence, don't hesitate!

I bought this on amazon for my Mac computer running El Capitan. It worked flawlessly. Much better than expected. NOTE: If you already have an older bluetooth adapter inside your Mac, be sure to disconnect it so macOS only sees the StarTech adapter and it will work like a charm.

I use it for my Mac. I had to work at it to get FileVault to work with it on El Capitan - you need to reformat (no problem) and then partition, for which you need to go to the command line Disk Utility now. Not hard, just that Apple seems to want to dumb down the graphical Disk Utility. If you don't care about that, it works straight out of the box.