“Is this compatible with a Mac?”

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• Yes, but you have to know the equivalent keys. For example, the Windows key = Command, Alt = Option, and the key positions are different. If you can remember that (or paste labels on the keys) it works just fine.

  Answered by Steve 4 years ago

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• Yes, mine is connected to my MacBook Pro.

  Answered by Ovogame 4 years ago

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• As with any industry-standard keyboard, yes. You must use the macOS Keyboard preference panel to remap the Windows and Alt keys, so Alt is Command, and Windows is Option. Piece of cake. There is, though, no support or alternative to the fn key that I can find. But as a backup keyboard, this one feels quite good.

  Answered by GeneSteinberg 2 years ago

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• I've used a Mac keyboard with a Windows computer (via a USB port). I'm guessing that you could use a Windows keyboard with a Mac, except that some of the keys will be labeled differently (I'm not sure what the Windows equivalent is for the Open Apple key).

  Answered by Felimid 4 years ago

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• Yes, mine is connected to a Mac-Mini

  Answered by GregM 4 years ago

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• No.

  Answered by Computerkeyboard 4 years ago

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• Hello, the K120 will not work with mac.

  Answered by Logitech 4 years ago

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