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Question: Is this router mac compatable?
Document: Once up and broadcasting, I have no problem with this product and would recommend it. I have been using it 30 days without any problems.Getting it set up was a pain...3 hours and 6 different tech support assistants not to mention two calls to my ISP. I use a Mac running OS 10.4 and the set-up disc wasn't compatable with my operating system so manual set-up was necessary.
Granted this router is not chalk full of features, nor does it support that "fastest" speed. But its easy to setup and works with Mac and iOS devices.
This Router is much better than the last one we had. We seem to have lead walls because the signal just died out before it would make it to the other side of the house. But this one has better coverage. It was very easy for me to set up on my mac too.
Terrible purchase.If you have a Mac don't buy this router, you won't be able to install it using OSX maverick.I returned it to the store and bought a Netgear N300, way easier to install and connect.
I use wifi with a Mac Pro in another room and the router has been able to deliver a strong signal (1500 mbps, this could vary depending on your connection). Easy to setup too.
The setup app that Cisco provides for the Mac didn't want to deal with my wired network at all. It turned on airport on my iMac (which I normally turn off), literally asked me to unplug the Ethernet Cable, then told me it couldn't find the router wirelessly to set it up.
To update other customers on the situation with the latest Mac OS's: right now it took me about forty-five minutes with customer support to get the router up and running using a manual installation process. Keep in mind that you only get 90 days of free support over the phone.
If you want a Mac friendly router that is super easy to setup, go with the Airport Extreme. It's also quite fast, has good range, very comparable (maybe even better) than the EA4500 in my tests. Apple does have management software for Windows. I've used it for my TC, and it works just as well on Win.
I purchased this router because of the positive reviews and the price, and I was not disappointed. It was very easy to set up, and no matter where we are in the house, we get a strong signal on our tablets, smart phones, etc. Just one note:  after we programmed the router through my Mac laptop,  I was able to connect to the internet right away.
I bought this router for my college student and it turns out to be a good choice. The one negative I found is that the setup disk that comes with it, does not support the mac. After contacting technical assistance, I found out that it had to be setup manually on the mac. After it was setup, which did not take long, it worked like a charm.
Answer: Yes and no.  I have a Mac that's running OS 10.8 (Mountain Lion) and the Cisco connect software that is supposed to make connections easy doesn't work with the new OS.  However, I was able to manually configure the router and I'm using it right now with my Mac, my PC laptop and my Android tablet.