Will this work with an Apple iMac and Mojave? null

I use it with my iMac and it works great!

The manufacturer's information says it is plug-and-play on the Mac OS X operating system. Online reviewers at the LG site have mentioned using it with a "Mac," an iMac (2017), and a MacBook Pro (2013) -- the latter with a beta version of OS X Mojave. They liked it. So the answer it "yes." But, two other Mac owners said it wasn't "friendly" with Apple products. One said it didn't work with a Mac, but a responder to that comment said she was using it on a Mac at that very moment. A message from the manufacturer (LG) indicated that it should be plug-and-play Mac products. The owner might have plugged it in before turning on the computer, or they might have some other issue. The manufacturer asked them to call or contact LG (it provided links and a phone number). So the answer is still "yes," though a couple of reviewers were having problems. I can't answer from first-hand experience, because I have a Windows-10 machine (HP Envy, 13.3), and it is definitely plug-and-play for me.

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I use it with my iMac and it works great!
Answered by AKKB 7 years ago
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Yes, without any issues
Answered by ASkordos 7 years ago
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The manufacturer's information says it is plug-and-play on the Mac OS X operating system. Online reviewers at the LG site have mentioned using it with a "Mac," an iMac (2017), and a MacBook Pro (2013) -- the latter with a beta version of OS X Mojave. They liked it. So the answer it "yes." But, two other Mac owners said it wasn't "friendly" with Apple products. One said it didn't work with a Mac, but a responder to that comment said she was using it on a Mac at that very moment. A message from the manufacturer (LG) indicated that it should be plug-and-play Mac products. The owner might have plugged it in before turning on the computer, or they might have some other issue. The manufacturer asked them to call or contact LG (it provided links and a phone number). So the answer is still "yes," though a couple of reviewers were having problems. I can't answer from first-hand experience, because I have a Windows-10 machine (HP Envy, 13.3), and it is definitely plug-and-play for me.
Answered by Douglas 7 years ago
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