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Hi, this is compatible with operating system Windows, Apple iOS, Android. ^Vanessa

Yes, BUT you'll need an adapter if your Macbook doesn't have an HDMI port, which was only on certain Macbook Pro models. There are adapters for USB-C, Thunderbolt, and mini DisplayPorts. Apple has a guide to adapters on their site. This monitor supports HDMI and DisplayPort, so look for an adapter that connects between what's on your Macbook and either HDMI or DisplayPort. DisplayPort is better, but only makes a difference if you need more than 120 fps for gaming, or if you want those 2 HDMI ports for 2 other devices. The only limitation with a Mac is that the lights on the back can't be controlled by a Mac. You can set a specific color via the on-screen controls(not many options), but the more advanced color control is Windows-only. You can also leave those lights off. In addition, the USB hub built in is USB-A, so an adaptor would be needed for that on modern Macbooks, but it's only a 2-port hub anyway, so it's not a selling point.

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Hi, this is compatible with operating system Windows, Apple iOS, Android. ^Vanessa
Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 2 years ago
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Yes, BUT you'll need an adapter if your Macbook doesn't have an HDMI port, which was only on certain Macbook Pro models. There are adapters for USB-C, Thunderbolt, and mini DisplayPorts. Apple has a guide to adapters on their site. This monitor supports HDMI and DisplayPort, so look for an adapter that connects between what's on your Macbook and either HDMI or DisplayPort. DisplayPort is better, but only makes a difference if you need more than 120 fps for gaming, or if you want those 2 HDMI ports for 2 other devices. The only limitation with a Mac is that the lights on the back can't be controlled by a Mac. You can set a specific color via the on-screen controls(not many options), but the more advanced color control is Windows-only. You can also leave those lights off. In addition, the USB hub built in is USB-A, so an adaptor would be needed for that on modern Macbooks, but it's only a 2-port hub anyway, so it's not a selling point.
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