Macbook Battery Is Not Charging Big Sur

Works fine with my2019 MacBook Pro using Catalina and Big Sur. Works great with my LaCie DVD drive, the reason I got this. Works great with everything I throw at it. Love having Ethernet and HDMI. Great for the price.

Most important thing: Works with M1 Macs and Big Sur

the image Apple uses for Catalina says it all...a barren island with dangerous drops for anyone going there. We hope Big Sur will be better however....a major part of that Big Sur did just fall into the sea! The iMac, once given the extra memory, becomes a real workhorse. I have three of them and thanks to B and H the price was right on.

I just replaced my 2008 era MacBook battery with a NuPower replacement battery. Right out of the box the before fully discharging the new battery it indicated 65% charge level. This battery is lithium-Ion 54 watt hour, better that the original 45 watt hr unit. Easy old battery out new battery in. Initial charge cycle requires you to fully discharge the new batter before charging. The only drawback was it too so long to discharge the new battery before charging fully. B&H pricing for this battery was less than anyone I could find and shipping was free & on-time!

Very happy with my new lens 18-140mm. I received it just on time for a trip to Big Sur so could take incredible photos!. Sharp images!

Took this lens to big sur with me. What a great lens. Performed very well in all kinds of lighting and focusing challenges.

I'm using it on an iMac Pro (Big Sur, CC2022) in Premier, AfterEffects and the finder so far. For color correction and the integration with Lumetri this thing is a dream! I never knew how much I needed to keep my hand on dials while moving thru the color settings. My color chops have already improved. Indispensable and I am only scratching the surface.

I had a Sirui K-10X and really loved it. I took that one to places like Big Sur and Point Lobos and it worked extremely well out there. But I bought this Sirui G-20KX for improved ergonomics out in the field. This one has a dial to set the tension on the ball, and it has knurled dials in lieu of rubber-coated ones. It is a big improvement over my old Sirui, which was excellent in its own right. Tension knob is a long throw, or 270 degrees, just 3/4 of a turn of the knob from loose to very tight. Built like a tank of high-tech metals, a rock solid camera mount, and quite small and light for travel---which is why I love it. Even a D850 with the very heavy Zeiss Milvus 85mm is rock solid in this mount. I will take it to Big Sur and Point Lobos this year with confidence.

This reader works with Windows 10, Mac OS Catalina and Big Sur. Installation was easy and I recommend this CAC reader.

I really like the new V850 Pro. Solid and clean build, based on a proven design from their lineup. I had sold my V750 a while back because I couldn't get updated software to keep up with my 27 Retina 5K iMac and evolving OS versions. Good news now - you CAN get software that is current for Big Sur. All you need is the V850 and then download the driver and utilities for OSx Big Sur at this link https://epson.com/Support/Scanners/Perfection-Series/Epson-Perfection-V850-Pro/s/SPT_B11B224201?review-filter=macOS+11.x and install it. You have to search a little bit to get the hint that shows it is for version 11.XXX. The regular main site support drop down doesn't show it. Also - Silverfast has updated their software to support Big Sur. It's a little odd and unfamiliar for Mac users, and I had to install the downloaded driver from them first, then after I registered I received a notice with a special link to get a different key code and reload it. A little uncomfortable, but it works. The V850 includes two sets of film holders - that's a good thing; you can load a set of film while it's scanning another at the same time. This will be very helpful for me as I work through a large print/film archive project with about 3,000 images. It would have been nice to have a wireless version, or updated USB version; it comes with basic old USB 2.0. Thumbs up on this - thank you Epson for remembering us Mac users.