Connect Mac Wireless Keyboard To Pc

I made the transition from a PC to a Mac and found the Magic Wireless Keyboard with Numeric Keypad easy to use and the feel is very similar to my keyboard with my PC. This made the transition easier. The keys are very responsive and the ergonomics are quite comfortable.

I purchased this item for Rode Wireless Go II to connect to iPhone. Third-party lightning to USB-C cables doesn't work for Wireless go II to connect to the Rode Central App via iPhone. This SC15 cable is necessary to connect. If your transmitter is not recognized by the App and it says "need to firm up on your device", download the latest Rode Central App for PC or Mac, connect your transmitter to your PC or Mac and update your transmitter, and re-connect your iPhone. If you don't have the latest Rode Central App for PC or Mac, it says "up to date" for your transmitter, however, the mobile App will say "need to update your device". It was so complicated for me. First of all, you need to download the latest Rode Central App for PC or Mac. This is so an important process. This cable itself is of course properly works.

I have found this useful just starting out on Lightroom. I like that it has keyboard command info for both PC and Mac.

My change to this keyboard was from Mac keyboard (I use PC but like mac keyboard a lot)- and it's also very nice in touch, solid heavy build and first of all - very usefull in Premiere CC, I found some new shortcuts ;) Attatched led lamp also practical on my desk especially in low light room I work in.

Switch between Mac and Pc using single monitor keyboard trackball combo.

The Apple Wireless Keyboard is a convenient way of saving the use my keyboard on my Mac Book pro. I also love the grey steel color because it matches my computer. It truly makes a fashion statement. I bought the keyboard to save the use of my computer keyboard.

I can used wire and wireless Works in my PC and MAC without problems

I like the wireless satellite. It will allow me to connect a window PC via Ethernet cable to the internet.

I use it with my mac and pc.

I am a brand new Mac user... and so far I am enjoying the experience.  The Mac OS is so easy to use it probably only requires 1 brain cell to operate it. This is a refreshing experience and so far I have not had any compatibility issues with any of my existing hardware such as printers, docking stations and webcams. All my former PC accessories work fine with this Mac. Transitioning from PC to MAC was not as difficult as I anticipated. The only thing I don't like about this Mac is that the screen does not lay flat. This was kind of annoying since I tend to use a laptop tripod with an external keyboard when I travel. I may need to purchase another laptop riser so that I can see the screen at eye level when I am away from home. The laptop is obviously exceptionally well built. 14 inches seems to be the perfect screen size for me... not too big and not too small. The screen brightness is very good though not perfect and I do enjoy the colors and the mini- led tech. Learning to use finder vs windows explorer was easy. The only thing I am struggling with at the moment is learning the OS keyboard shortcuts. I found a list of them but memorizing them will take some time. I have noticed that this Mac manages the battery power exceptionally well. I can survive for 3 days without needing to charge. I use the laptop for home office, web browsing, e-mail and photo editing mostly. I anticipate that this laptop will last many years to come.