The Comprehensive Cables USB Type A Female to Type A Female Adapter allows you to interface standard USB 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0 devices that have male connectors with other male USB devices.

Interfaces with USB 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0    Enables Data Transfer Between Devices    RoHS compliant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this work with new MacBook pro 2020 13" released in June 2020?

A: Yes, it will work but you have to have an adapter to accept the USB-A 3.0 port it has on it.

Q: 2. The specs say it is compatible with Imacs later than 2012. Why? I have a late 2007 Imac w/intel processors.

A: It should work... Call apple care or call apple store , tell them you want to buy it and will it work with your late 2007 iMac.Good luckJoe

Q: 3. Can I burn a video that is in my pictures to play on my TV DVD player with this from my IMAC mid 2017?

A: Yes. I just drag the video to my desktop then right click on it. It will bring up a dialogue box and one of the options will be do you want to burn this to disc. Make sure you have the disc in the drive (I use a dvd+r). click on that option and it will start burning.

Q: 4. Will this work with 10.15.2 Catalina?

A: Yes, this would work with MacOS 10.15.2 Catalina

Q: 5. Will this play/burn blu rays as well?

A: No, this super drive would not be able to play BluRay

Q: 6. Will this work with the new 13 inch MacBook Pro M1?

A: Yes, but only If you have an adapter from USB C to USB A, Apple offers such an adapter I have attached this in the following link https://bhpho.to/2Z4kSLz

Q: 7. Does this play blu-ray?

A: No, the Apple super drive will not read or write to blu ray format. Your best bet is to purchasea Mac compatible USB blu ray drive that will read and write to blu ray, DVD, CD or CD(RW) etc.You may also use a 3rd party software program like Roxio Toast 11,12 or 14.

Q: 8. Does work with the new macbook 12?

A: Not sure on your Macbook 12. I purchased the USB superdrive model MD564LL/A for my new IMAC 27 retina and it works fine. I thought I would never need it, but as it turns out I did require it to install a HP printer on to my computer. In an obvious effort to make a higher profit for Apple, they now do now provide a CD/DVR slot on the side of the computer like they always have in the past. By the way, you can't go wrong purchasing from B&H Photo and Video in NYC. My sales representative was Eli (salesman ID 3GE) and he was terrific. No pressure to purchase, very knowledgable, polite and just a great person to work with. Furthermore, B&H Photo has some of the best Apple prices you will be able to fine. I hope this response is at least a little bit helpful with you situation. -Steven Gibson, CALIFORNIA

Q: 9. Does this work with Big Sur and Monterey?

A: The Apple USB SuperDrive is compatible with Mac models from 2008 and later that don't have a built-in optical drive.

Q: 10. Can I use this to burn music from my I-tunes onto a cd?

A: Sure, as long as you're using iTunes or some other CD burning utility. You place all the desired songs into a playlist. place a blank CD-R in the drive and then click the blue circle with the ... inside (next to Shuffle All ) and choose Burn Playlist to Disc . Obviously the playlist has to be less than the disc capacity, no more than 80 minutes, but my experience has been is that CD-R's eventually fail on many players if you use their full capacity, so I usually limit to no more than about 72 minutes.