Usb Wifi Receiver For Mac

I bought mine from Bestbuy, albeit price-matching I had to pay extra for in-store tax purchase. Two factors I love about this keyboard:  Unifying Receiver and Illuminated keys. Since the new 2018 MacBook Pro build in keyboard, or even the Apple Keyboards, does not illuminated on startup having this Logitech Craft is a blessing. I work a lot in dark places and mostly off site. The USB C charging is another plus for a traveler like me as most my peripherals are usb c already. They keys are premium and the body has a solid build. The heavy weight can be discouraging but it makes it much more stable.  The keyboard is very smooth and the travel on these keys are just right. Not too shallow and not too gamer mechanical. Very polished and disciplined. The unifying receiver plus a 3x option Bluetooth profile is very convenient. I have a single monitor with the usb receiver plugged into it and it makes switching from PC to MAC to MAC to PC to PC etc much more efficient with out installing/paring bluetooth profiles. The wheel takes time getting used to but it is a game changer from Softwares I already use on a daily basis.

For use with a mac mini on the usb port.. very accurate ..

This mac has more usb plugin then the newer once

It's best USC-c to USB-A adaptor for mac I've tried. (and I've tried several)

It prints quickly.I use it with a USB cord not wifi

I only have one bad thing to say. The instructions for enabling wifi and USB is complicated.

I purchased this 3TB USB hard drive to backup my new MAC. The drive arrived in 2 days with free shipping. The drive was packed well and was in great condition. The drive is formatted for Mac and worked as soon as it was plugged in. The readme file on the drive explains other details and tips. I used the Mac app Time Machine to backup the Hard drive. No problems whatsoever. I like WD hard drives because they are very reliable and work properly right out of the box for both IOS and Windows.

This set up has solved a pain point for me. I rely on the SONY mobile app for interior shots. The app and the phone have trouble working reliably as it seems having a known nearby WiFi access point causes my A6400's ad-hoc WiFi connection to be deprioritized. The remote connects reliably and consistently with great range between residential floors and behind walls to a receiver which uses a nice coiled cable to plug into the camera's microUSB port. The receiver mounts on the camera cold shoe mount, if equipped or using its 1/4"-20 thread, as pictured. There are several shooting modes and even bulb mode to select from using a LCD, which is back-lit when needed. The remote is not tiny and proportioned well, the buttons are easy to press and sized differently to help differentiate the shutter from the others. The lanyard is a nice and useful touch to prevent drops. This pair requires AAA batteries in both the remote and the receiver (which draws no power from the camera). I should also mention that the remote can be connected/ wired to the camera directly and in that mon-wireless case use, the receiver needs not be part of the set-up. This makes avoiding vibrations from camera- handling possible, for example for wildlife/ astro/ landscape/ product/ portrait photography without having to dig through the camera's contextual menus to use/ change the shooting modes. It's a good accessory for my A6400 and I recommend it for its quality and features. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

I was looking for a wireless keyboard and found this, having the usb work as a wireless receiver for the mouse and keyboard its super convenient.

For thunderbolt 4, it works extremely well. It surprisingly did not work as well over USB-C 3.2 on my Linux machine running PopOS as well as the stardock USB-C dock did which was surprising to me (but maybe it shouldn't have been?) For best performance, you do want to go to their support website and install the kernel extensions and the docking manager. You may need to reboot the Mac if it's your first time connecting it. Other than that, it works exactly like you would expect it to. I used the built in display port and then an HDMI to usb-c cable that feeds into one of the thunderbolt 4 ports. On my M1 16 inch MacBook Pro, it handles both displays (and it's own built in screen if opened) exactly like you would expect it to. However, my M1 Mac mini would only ever output my first display via DP and ignored the hdmi to usb-c input. For that, I had to use the dedicated HDMI port on the mini and then it worked. Take that for what you will but it seems to have nothing to do with Caldigit (and no the DisplayLink Manager didn't fix anything either for the Mac mini despite the aforementioned stardock usb-c only dock being able to do 2 with the software running, I think it's a thunderbolt 4/M1 thing though). The construction is rock solid, the metal feels nice and it's actually pretty small for as many ports are packed into this thing. I've been trying to get it since March and it was well worth the wait