About how long is the cable? I just want to make sure it's fits flat on my table from the back of the iMac and not short leashing it per say.
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The cable is quite short. It is about 9 in long. Mine lies flat close to the Mac base.
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It fits just enough for u to connect it on the back of the iMac and have it sit right underneath, flat yes.
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The cord itself is about 9.5" long, so it should fit right under your iMac's screen without a problem. I know because I have a 27" iMac and that's where it sits. That said, I cannot recommend you buy this product. Too many times the USB devices I connect to it don't show up on my Mac. Also, sometimes one USB port won't work so you have to try another one, which does work. It's pretty random. The hub looks good and matches the iMac's color, finish and design, but the performance is too inconsistent for me to recommend.
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10" cable. it just is long enough to go from your iMac's usb to the back of the stand
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The cable is only about 9 inches long. Frankly, it's the only feature that I don't really like about the unit, since the cable has something of a mind of its own and tends to turn the unit sideways if not set up in the most favorable position.
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It sits nicely under my iMac and on top of my Apple DVD player. The cable is about 12".
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The cable is a bit on the short side and I use a MacBook - the length is 6 inches but I did notice that this USB 3.0 hub transfers data slower than the USB 3.0 ports on my MacBook - it charges devices slower too. I hope this helps
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Also, it would have been nice for the cable to exit the right side rather than the left (as shown in picture). I noticed that someone report that cable has a mind of it's own, it does wants to curl on an iMac but is just right for a Mac Book Pro. However, if you place it directly below the USB ports on the back of your iMac, it will work just fine.
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I have a 27" iMac on it. It's length is 26" so another such monitor will fit but with very little room to spare. The keyboard tray and drawers are simply bolted on and I don't see how removing them would compromise the integrity of the structure.
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The cable is 16" from edge to edge (including the adapter head). Although the wire comes away from the keyboard at an angle, it seems well cushioned in a rubber housing.
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My cable is six feet long. It is very high quality for the price and I would not hesitate to by another if I ever need it.
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I have the same imac and mine fit although it looked different than the one I took out. It took a little force to pop it into place. I checked it once installed and is working properly.
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Sorry I don't have iMac but here is the link of the dimension of the lcd mount.http://www.ergotron.com/Portals/0/literature/dimensionIllustrations/DIM2-056.pdfHope it help.
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Yes it works quite well, but my only complaint was the cable was too short to secure my iMac to my desk. I ended up buying an 8ft cable lock as an extender from one of the national lawn and garden stores. Overall I am very pleased with my purchase, and the design of the lock provides a very clean look to my iMac as well as the needed security that gives me a peace of mind while traveling.
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If it is the "thin" version, maybe, but it definitely did not have the ability to hold my thicker 27 inch iMac any higher off my desk than the stand that comes with the iMac. If you are willing to spend more, have a look at the Innovative 7500-hd-1500 Heavy Duty Deluxe Flat Panel Radial Arm. It is positively bomb-proof and works great on my standing desk so I can lower or raise the computer to any height I want and it stays put.
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Could you rephrase this question? Not sure I understood. You *can* use a 25-foot long TOSlink optical cable with it if an iMac is providing the laser light. Other sources may not be strong enough for 25 feet. 10 feet is recommended.
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I think it's about 2 feet long. I keep mine coiled up because it sits right below the port on my Mac where it's plugged in.
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It's as tall as a 3.5" desktop drive and about 75-80% as long. So if currently a normal desktop sized hard drive (3.5" form factor) is in the iMac, and not a 2.5" laptop hard drive, it could work.
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Mine is about 18-24 inches, not too short in my opinion----works wellI have an IMAC and had to plug the superdrive into the computer, would not work plugged into the hubOther than that, all other plug ins have worked well
761990
I have an 2011 iMac and I need about 6 inches for the arm, completely folded. This includes the 1" depth of the monitor.
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Hmm girl measurements or :) downloading a ruler app for my iPad now :) the result is: 4.5 inches not inserted :) Double insertion is 3.5! Enjoy mate :) P.s. My USB mini cable broke in a week. My apple 30 pin is still going strong and if this is the reason for buying this kit, I recommend. If you are really looking for multiple options, I suggest a very good external battery backed up with original cables :)
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NOT that one! I bought the wrong one actually. The large end of THAT cable goes into my 2010 iMac FW800 port but u need an adapter to fit on the other end that will convert it to 'old style' FireWire 400 from the earlier macs. I never got around to getting the adapter. I took the HD out of the old Mac and put it into an enclosure. The pictured cable AND the old style FW adapter should work 4 U though.
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I would suggest looking at the back of the iMac, if it has a VESA mount or if you see 4 mounting points within 4 inches of each other and the center of the back of the monitor, then it should be possible. If you do not have the VESA mount, then it probably would not work for you.
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I measured mine at about 55" (give or take a fraction or two) from where it comes out of the keyboard to the end of the USB plug. Maybe the length varies on them. I measured the extra keyboard since it was easier to do so with it than with the one plugged into the back of my computer tower.