Early Macintosh Computers

This MacBook is fast. I've owned a Macintosh computer since the early fat Macs came out back in 1984. This one blows everything away. Everything I throw at it works so smoothly. Even Zoom backgrounds work great without a green screen. Transferring everything from my previous MacBook was trivial and took less than 15 minutes transferring via wifi.

This is the most significant innovation since the Macintosh itself was introduced.

I have 5 camera's and I watch all five through my computers and I-phone. Some of them failed early and I returned them and received replacements. I would recommend this product to everyone.

I have had excellent experience with this brand in the past. I like the compact design that looks well next to my Macintosh PowerBook.

My first iMac and I am new to Macintosh hardware, so I thought some extended coverage would not be a bad thing.

This is an excellent Macintosh display in premium metal packaging. It is possible to use this display in direct sunlight with no glare - simply amazing and no need for a clunky hood. Camera will hopefully improve with software updates- pan/zoom not supported in Teams at present. But you don't buy this for the camera, you buy it for the pixels, and those are pretty much ideal. I thought about the height adjustable stand, but I wanted it to go lower and it only goes higher from this tilt-only model, so no benefit to me. I bought 2 of them and it's great.

Used many times over 10 years of various professional Macintosh use at the clinic. A life saver for portable MB Pro assets.

Definitely look at this product if you are looking for a good UPS for your desktop system, especially a Macintosh. I looked at APC units and this one meets or exceeds their specs. Also, you get an actual display of its performance! The included monitoring software leaves a little to be desired, but it does work on macOS, something APC refuses to do! For the money, you can't do better!

A great majority of the Macintosh hardware problems I've seen over the years affect laptopsspecifically, laptops that travel frequently. AppleCare is a great idea for people who travel regularly with their Mac laptops. As a bonus, AppleCare also includes free unlimited telephone tech support, which can be of great value to any Mac user. B&H's AppleCare prices are very competitive.

My purpose for this was to function as a Time Machine on a new Macintosh. It is small, quiet, powered by the PC and stays out of the way. Does its job well. It includes its own software on it for some sort of purpose, but I didn't even bother to look at it: why would I when I already have Time Machine? :)