Osx Switch Emulator

Does exactly what it says, and works well with OSX. I've had several of these for years and have had zero problems with them.

This has worked seamlessly and is fast. Have used on Windows 10 & 11, OSX and Linux.

I am a long time Windows user, but opted to try this machine since it could run both operating systems (MAC being a closed system). A similarly configured Windows machine would be much lower in cost, but won't run OX. For a $ (at $ one wonders why this is not offered as part of the software with the machine) the machine can add server software to host websites, file share, have an email server, and the OSX (iPhone style) calandar/contacts integration, instant messaging. While not simple, it is easier to use (but less powerful and flexible) than a Windows based server. I found that in a small office environment intregration with OSX (IPad IPhone) very useful, and this is why I give the machine a 5 star rating (that and the machine is whisper quiet, but still very powerful). The machine comes with NO manual whatsoever. At this price you would expect at least a few pages of paper describing the features of the machine, setup instructions, and a thumb drive( there is no disk drive) that contains more detailed instructions. If you are new to Apple like me you will need to buy an instruction book and introduction to the operating system and to the server (if installed). When you need help, you are directed to your local @ and serviced by an Apple Genius in the same manner (in the same long lines) as IPhone and IPad users. Monitors and external devices are connected through Thunderbolt or USB devices. Thunderbolt technologies can be daisy chained, but make sure your devices have more than one thunderbolt port so that you can take advantage of daisy chaining. The only other wired ports are two network ports. Wireless support for a wireless mouse/trackpad and wireless keyboard, Bluetooth, wi fi, and air play are standard.

Used for backup for iMac using OSX 10.9. Quick install. Placed Passport on aluminum stand, which appears to act as a heat sink. Runs cool and quiet. So far so good!

Worked right out of the box on all my Windows machines and OSX as well. Tested and works great with Zoom, Google Hangouts. A nice wide angle for larger gatherings and decent mic which seems to be mostly omnidirectional (so not as ideal for moving around the room and better suited for when you're seated in front of it). Love the built-in privacy screen and light. Audio and video quality is quite good according to those on the other end of my calls. Price point is quite reasonable for what you get.

The product works without any drivers in OSX or Linux. (I assume this would be true in Windows too, but I have not tested.) The USB vendor ID is: 0d8c The USB product ID is: 013c The manufacturer is C-MEDIA. The cap provided is somewhat useless.

(Review is based on 2 weeks of use.) Without a doubt, it has increased my productivity and brought gaming to the next level! Currently running my screen resolution at 3840x1024 with the option to maximize an application to one or all 3 monitors! The TH2G brings life back into (3) 19 monitors of 4:3 format. I work with realtime fullscreen 3d apps, so this is a huge leap in tech versus the usb to dvi adapters, which all lack 3d hardware support and smooth full screen video playback. Installing the drivers were a breeze (vista & 7), and the Bezel Management is a great feature for gaming. Same for OSX, though to achieve same resolution on a 2010 Powerbook (OSX 10.68) requires a MiniDisplayPort to Dual DVi Adapter.... Because I wanted all platforms to be supported - I went with the TH2G Digital edition over the DP edition. If you can spare the coin, it's a game changer......

Fit well, and good quality. Now I have a fast SSD as the drive for OSX and apps, and a second HDD with huge capacity in this bracket for user files. Very good arrangement. And they sell enclosure and cable to turn your DVD drive into an external CD/DVD drive also.

Great SSD! I just received it today with enclosure and installed OSX via USB3.0. I made it as my primary drive and installed apps to it. Opening the applications is super fast.

Setup went fine, had to reformat to ExFAT to support OSX and PC, but that's not a big deal. Transfer speeds of 30+ MB/s, faster than any flash drive or external that I have. It's also really small and light which adds to the portability. I would buy a case though, I don't think it would handle drops too well. The back of the drive looks like some sort of ABS plastic, so it isn't as rugged as it looks in the images.