Will it work with my iMac? null

Yes, you can hook it up to your iMac. I have mine set up.

Yes, works with mine. From Apple’s Website Use HomePod with Mac AirPlay lets you stream content, such as music and podcasts, from many apps on your Mac to your HomePod. Make sure your Mac and HomePod are on the same Wi-Fi network. Open an app on your Mac that can stream content. Click the AirPlay button (available only if your HomePod or another external device is on the same Wi-Fi network as your Mac). The AirPlay button looks like circles and a triangle or a rectangle and a triangle, depending on the app. Select the checkbox next to your HomePod in the list of devices, then choose some content to stream from your Mac. Note: If you choose your HomePod from the “Switch to” list, you can change and control the source of the audio playing through your HomePod, such as Apple Music, from the Music window.

Yes, as long as they’re on the same network.

Yes but you may experience a slight lag in audio depending on the software in use. I tried it for Final Cut and the lab was unusable but for Apple Music or Podcasts, it was fine.

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Yes, you can hook it up to your iMac. I have mine set up.
Answered by Mb57 3 years ago
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Yes, works with mine. From Apple’s Website Use HomePod with Mac AirPlay lets you stream content, such as music and podcasts, from many apps on your Mac to your HomePod. Make sure your Mac and HomePod are on the same Wi-Fi network. Open an app on your Mac that can stream content. Click the AirPlay button (available only if your HomePod or another external device is on the same Wi-Fi network as your Mac). The AirPlay button looks like circles and a triangle or a rectangle and a triangle, depending on the app. Select the checkbox next to your HomePod in the list of devices, then choose some content to stream from your Mac. Note: If you choose your HomePod from the “Switch to” list, you can change and control the source of the audio playing through your HomePod, such as Apple Music, from the Music window.
Answered by Andy3121 3 years ago
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Yes, as long as they’re on the same network.
Answered by RickV 3 years ago
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Yes but you may experience a slight lag in audio depending on the software in use. I tried it for Final Cut and the lab was unusable but for Apple Music or Podcasts, it was fine.
Answered by Voltaic 3 years ago
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