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Question: Does it work with MacBook Air mid2012?
Document: i would recomend this product, it defenetly works as it says, i was able to conect it to my macbook perfectly
Great product; now I can use my Macbook to do PowerPoint presentations for the monthly training sessions I've been asked to do.
it works good whit my Macbook pro and it is cheep and small easy for taking any where I hope this is going to last long time
the shopping was excellent. I am very happy with it because I saved money, time and I can work better
It works as expected - a bit flimsy but otherwise a good item. It is for work, and work doesn't reimburse for supplies (the scourge of being a teacher) so I don't mind. I use it everyday and it does just fine!
IT works for 1 minute and then it oddly disconnects. I tried everything. Maybe I got a defect but I doubt it. All my wires are in working condition and it just doesn't work
The product works as described and worth the price. Unless you are in a hurry, the product came from overseas, so you may patiently need to wait if you are buying from this supplier. Works on my Macbook Pro 13&#34; Mini Display with a VGA monitor.
This. Simply. Did. Not. Work. Companies have to work hard to annoy me, and this product annoyed me on every level. I plugged it in and all that happened is that my 2nd monitor flashed on and off repeatedly. I have a similar adapter that works fine, so it's not my computer.
My adapter did not work right from the start. The projector got NO signal at all, no matter what I tried. It also nearly fell apart when I tried to disconnect the cables. It is cheaply made and not worth the purchase.
I do not know if only my one is poor.But my adapter is not working properly.When I connect my Macbook pro with the dell monitor the screen keeps shaking.I borrowed the original VGA adapter from my friend and am using it now and there has no problem.I NEVER recommend this product to anyone.
Answer: yep