Additionally, it will work with other displays as well, but it was designed for the XDR display. It will also work with any computer with USB 3.1 including PCs. Thunderbolt 1 or 2 do not have support for USB. Note, it's not Thunderbolt, however a Thunderbolt 3 port will carry the USB 3.1 signal. This webcam will work with any computer that supports a (minimum) USB 3.1 connection with a Type-C connector. Per the Technical Specifications of the Mac mini, it only has USB 2.0 ports. Image of connection type included in case URL goes stale in the future Per the Technical Specifications, the Logitech 4K Pro Magnetic Webcam (for the XDR Display) requires a USB 3.1 Type C connection. This web cam will not work on the Mid-2011 Mac mini because it does not meet the system requirements. I appreciate that I'm not running the latest OS, however, the latest one is Catalina, and presumably the webcam will work on the version after Catalina, as well as continuing to work on Catalina, so I don't see 'latest OS' as being restrictive.
Apparently, it should appear under Privacy settings, if nowhere else. If I run an app like Photo Booth it says, 'There is no connected camera.' I do not see the webcam in system information. I hoped the adaptor would overcome the lack of a USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 port on my Mac mini the Thunderbolt 3 to 2 adapter is fully bidirectional for many other devices. I inferred from the technical specs that it should work with other hardware like 2018 MacBook Pro, just not at 4K so I hope my inference holds for my Mac. It is built to work with the Apple Pro Display XDR. I've used an Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapter and a Thunderbolt cable to plug the webcam in, using the Thunderbolt 2 port of the Mac mini. I have a Logitech 4K PRO MAGNETIC WEBCAM which I bought to use with a mid-2011 Mac mini, 2.3 GHz, running High Sierra.
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