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Yes. I've used a couple of versions of this headset with Macs with macOS 10.11.x to 10.14.x installed, through USB ports on monitors, laptop docks, and directly connected to regular USB ports (not USB-C, but USB-C through a powered USB Hub). With the newer versions of macOS there was no need for driver installs. The OS automatically recognized the device. I use it regularly for video conferencing, VOIP calls, and streaming music. (iTunes, Pandora, etc.). The button on the cord works well for adjusting volume. Currently have two at home and one at work.

Yes. It works just fine. But you need to go to System Preferences and in the Sound preferences select the headset as your input and output.

Yes. I'm using these with my iMac with no problem at all. Simply go to the System Prefs and under Sound choose them as your sound input and output device.

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Yes. I've used a couple of versions of this headset with Macs with macOS 10.11.x to 10.14.x installed, through USB ports on monitors, laptop docks, and directly connected to regular USB ports (not USB-C, but USB-C through a powered USB Hub). With the newer versions of macOS there was no need for driver installs. The OS automatically recognized the device. I use it regularly for video conferencing, VOIP calls, and streaming music. (iTunes, Pandora, etc.). The button on the cord works well for adjusting volume. Currently have two at home and one at work.
Answered by MacTool 6 years ago
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Yes. It works just fine. But you need to go to System Preferences and in the Sound preferences select the headset as your input and output.
Answered by MrWizard 6 years ago
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Yes. I'm using these with my iMac with no problem at all. Simply go to the System Prefs and under Sound choose them as your sound input and output device.
Answered by MrWizard 6 years ago
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