Private Browsing Settings Mac

This is a really powerful networking device. It has great tools for setting up privacy settings and private networks.

Bought this for my wife, who needed a new Mac laptop. She primarily uses a computer for browsing the Ethernet, doing Word documents, etc.. She loves the bigger screen and the M2 MacBook Air is pretty snappy for what she does. I loved the price over a MacBook Pro that wasn't needed for her use.In fact I have learned that I don't need the most powerful Mac computer for 95% of my usage.

Used mainly for Photoshop and Aperture, plus some general business applications and web browsing. Much faster than the old G5 iMac it replaced. This thing screams in comparison. Plus it can use the most current Mac-Intel applications and operating systems. I immediately upgraded to 10MB ram which should be ample for any use I care to put it to. This is a very quiet computer, even with the fan running. and also has lots of ports on the front and rear for firewire, usb, and audio connections. I usually get 5+ years out of my Mac computers and the build quality on this one seems exceptional. I know the aluminum case has been around for a while, but it still looks very cool. What other computer out there looks this good?

I had no idea such a tool existed until browsing thru B&H.

We need to keep personal information private and this privacy filter does great.

Great projector so far. With my bose 900, you have your private theater.

Easy to setup and works well with my Mac. Has really good interface for changing settings and most importantly just goes through a stack of papers like butter.

This gives a good quality image, that frankly looks better than many of my client's cameras during a call. Impressions are key. It is a step up from my MacBook Pro. Using it with a Mac Studio. Took a little time to navigate the Mac settings to recognize the mic. First conference call used the iPhone on the desk for audio, but that was down to the Mac's settings and not the cameras fault. Since then, seamless.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a Mac Studio and a PC laptop, so I knew I needed a webcam that was compatible with both and also uses USB-C to connect. I scoured the internet for side-by-side reviews of webcams in my price range, and the Brio 500 won out for all the things I needed. The software is nice, especially since I can change the settings depending on the use and lighting. I haven't had a chance to test the audio settings because I use an external mic. All in all, this is a nice webcam that also looks nice!

Easy to use. I'm using on a Mac (MBP) and it works fine. The only changes I have made so far are for the C1 and C2 settings on a 150-600 Sport lens. Have not done the focus calibration yet, and that is one of the main reasons for this purchase and will be anxious to see how that turns out. I do wish Sigma would have provided a better instruction manual.