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Depends on the Mac, most Mac's support either DP or miniDP (TB/TB2/TB3), given that this monitor only supports HDMI inputs you will need a TB/TB2/TB3 to HDMI converter, on my older 2011 MBP, it would only support QHD resolution with native DP output, whenever I tried to use a miniDP/TB to HDMI converter the mac would only support FullHD resolution. My other MBP's 2015/2017 didnt have any issues when using a TB2->HDMI or TB3->HDMI adapter cables a such could support QHD resolutions.

Yes, if you have the HDMI cable to hook up from Mac to the monitor. With new macbook pro, they use the USB C then you need the USB Hub to connect between your monitor and macbook.

Yes. Very compatible with Mac. I use as second monitor for my iMac. Was plug and play. Easy peasy.

My wife is using this with a MacBook Pro although she has HDMI output....HDMI cable is included with the monitor. I have surfacebook so I need to use a different cable. The monitor o it has 2 hdmi input.

Yes, it's compatible with a mac. However, there is no displayport or thunderbolt port, so you're stuck with using HDMI 2.0. If your mac is new enough you should still be able to drive all 1440p with the proper adapter. There are no speakers.

Yes it does. It runs same quality as MacBook pro.

I can tell you it works very well with my brand new iMacPro.

Yes just plug in a hdmi cable and the Mack will project to this monitor. You may need to get adapters though depending on your mac

Yes — I use it with both a Late 2015 iMac and an Early 2011 MacBook Pro. Works like a charm. You'll probably need an adapter, though, if your Mac doesn't have an HDMI port. MIne both have Thunderbolt / Mini DisplayPort, so I got a Mini DisplayPort > HDMI adapter and it works flawlessly.

Yes, depending on your Mac model you mayl need an adapter to get the output of your Mac to HDMI. I had minidisplay port, or even USB3.0 to HDMI would work. Older MACs with thunderbolt 2 ports are still a mini display port.

Yes it is, i use it via HDMI with my macbook 2017

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Depends on the Mac, most Mac's support either DP or miniDP (TB/TB2/TB3), given that this monitor only supports HDMI inputs you will need a TB/TB2/TB3 to HDMI converter, on my older 2011 MBP, it would only support QHD resolution with native DP output, whenever I tried to use a miniDP/TB to HDMI converter the mac would only support FullHD resolution. My other MBP's 2015/2017 didnt have any issues when using a TB2->HDMI or TB3->HDMI adapter cables a such could support QHD resolutions.
Answered by bmper 7 years ago
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Yes, if you have the HDMI cable to hook up from Mac to the monitor. With new macbook pro, they use the USB C then you need the USB Hub to connect between your monitor and macbook.
Answered by khoavo87 7 years ago
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Yes. Very compatible with Mac. I use as second monitor for my iMac. Was plug and play. Easy peasy.
Answered by davelsc 7 years ago
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My wife is using this with a MacBook Pro although she has HDMI output....HDMI cable is included with the monitor. I have surfacebook so I need to use a different cable. The monitor o it has 2 hdmi input.
Answered by CQin44 7 years ago
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Yes, it's compatible with a mac. However, there is no displayport or thunderbolt port, so you're stuck with using HDMI 2.0. If your mac is new enough you should still be able to drive all 1440p with the proper adapter. There are no speakers.
Answered by ender21 7 years ago
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Yes it does. It runs same quality as MacBook pro.
Answered by Reasonableanswer 7 years ago
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I can tell you it works very well with my brand new iMacPro.
Answered by Duffer 6 years ago
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Yes just plug in a hdmi cable and the Mack will project to this monitor. You may need to get adapters though depending on your mac
Answered by Kevin 6 years ago
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Yes — I use it with both a Late 2015 iMac and an Early 2011 MacBook Pro. Works like a charm. You'll probably need an adapter, though, if your Mac doesn't have an HDMI port. MIne both have Thunderbolt / Mini DisplayPort, so I got a Mini DisplayPort > HDMI adapter and it works flawlessly.
Answered by cowah 6 years ago
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Yes, depending on your Mac model you mayl need an adapter to get the output of your Mac to HDMI. I had minidisplay port, or even USB3.0 to HDMI would work. Older MACs with thunderbolt 2 ports are still a mini display port.
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