Are Apple Computers Good For Engineering Students

plug and play. no issues using this with apple computers.

The best cleaning set for Apple computers, Ipad and Iphone.

I have gotten into the habit of purchasing the applecare protection plan for apple computers. Coverage is good while the price is reasonable. The new MacBook is outstanding for those looking for a very light computer to perform basic tasks.

I am a teacher, and bought these for use by my students while they edit on the computers. They are solid, and well-made. I've bought some expensive ones before that snap easily when they are used. These, so far, are great quality and well worth the extra $5 to upgrade from the cheapy ones. The padding up at the top is very nice, and the padding around the ears doesn't squeeze too tight on your eyes (a complaint from the last headphone brand I bought). It comes with an adapter (gold plated!) for 1/4 pin if you needed to use it for an audio board or something. Overall, these are great headphones, and well worth the $. I've only had them about two weeks, but they are still holding up to teenager's grubby hands and prone to breaking stuff. :)

This is working perfectly for me. I work with students, so I have a few computers on a work desk for them to do their video editing. I'm using this Auray dual headphone holder between 2 of the computers to keep things off the desktop. It attaches easily with the clamp. It also rotates 360 degrees for whatever position is better for your needs. Options are always a welcomed thing. I like that the clamp has a rubber pad cushion to allow it to attach firmly, while still preventing any damage or scratches to the desk. It's made of aluminum, so I have no fear of it breaking. Again, this is working exactly how I hoped for my situation and love that 2 headphones can fit on one holder. Which saves even more space. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

I have used apple care with one of my computers, the support team was very helpful

Paperlike has made grading engineering student lab reports and research papers using my iPad Pro 12.9 and Apple Pencil 2 as close to using pen and paper as we can get in a digital world. This paradigm shift fits with not just our temporary Virtual teaching during COVID pandemic but also with our use of Canvas and Blackboard as our all digital LMS....no more physical paper for students to turn in and teachers to grade.....so how do we stay tactilely connected to the work? Paperlike on the piece-of-paper-sized iPadPro 12.9 combined with an Apple Pencil 2 that's how....it works and behaves like pen on paper yet it is all digital!!! Thanks Paperlike!

Haven't had to use it yet but I have with other computers and it was very good.

Snaps right in place expected of good engineering.

Great to back up your Apple Computers via Time Machine Small, pretty looking