Top Password Managers For Mac

Hook up cable, connect to Mac, password update, firmware check, call ISP, disconnect from Mac, connect to router, and done, 10 minutes tops.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product and very reliable. All of my project managers use them.

We are having our project managers use these when they are onsite at construction sites and so far we have purchased over 20 and they are working great.

Fast, small footprint, use with desk top mac

Our managers love this tripod with the controller. It makes filming practices and games so much more convenient! It is really easy to use and set up is fairly simple.

I'm no audio professional but working from home has made video meetings my only interface to co-workers and managers. I want my online presence to be high quality. This mic is more that I wanted to spend but it will last for decades, looks the best, and sounds the best.

Works great and the only thing I had to set up was the option to have a password to protect it if someone else tries to use it.

Easy setup. Easy to change WiFi name and password. Easy to use the app.

If you lose the spotlight password, the instructions do not tell you how to reset the password

I had old 8-bay ARC-8050 (a Thunderbolt [v1]) unit from Areca. While it kept the data that I needed, during the Mac OSX BigSur shutdown it usually timed out when I wrote something to it. I wanted to change to a higher capacity and a new Thunderbolt 3 device. I got it shipped quickly directly from a third party. I checked the order of drives in the old 8-bay ARC-8050 (top one is drive #1, bottom one is drive #8); checked the order of drives in the new 12-bay Areca unit (top left is #1, top right is #6, bottom right is #12); placed drive #1 from the old unit into drive #1 in the new one, .. etc. Connected the new unit to my Mac, booted Mac and... my drive appeared... Very and painless transfer... The new unit is very fast: write is about 1600 MB/s, read about 700 MB/s (that's 8 10TB drives configured as RAID 6 [60TB disk] with about only 4TB free on disk). I'll add more drives when I have the money :-)