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I have a 27" 2019 iMac that I want to use as a monitor for my MacBook Pro, but I also want to use my iMac, Magic keyboard, and mouse to operate my laptop either wirelessly or via a cable, is this possible?
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iMac 27″, macOS 11.6
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities.
While you cannot use Target Display Mode, you can use Universal Control and AirPlay to Mac in macOS Monterey to perform these functions. According to macOS Monterey - Apple, these features will be "Available this spring".
Jack
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities.
While you cannot use Target Display Mode, you can use Universal Control and AirPlay to Mac in macOS Monterey to perform these functions. According to macOS Monterey - Apple, these features will be "Available this spring".
Jack
Can't say what the model, year and size is, however it was hinted to me from the company I work for that It's a recent release that I'm getting by maybe next month, and that's all the information I have, also I'm using it for video/audio editing and digital design.
what model-year MacBook Pro and screen size?
what activity will you be doing across this connection? editing Video? playing action Video games?
menu > about this Mac
my apologies, I forgot to mention that I'm getting the laptop by next month...
Any MacBook Pro After 2019 is no longer supported.
I think you should plan on an additional external display.
iMac Target Display Mode requirements
