Which Macs Support AirPlay to Mac in macOS 13?
AirPlay to Mac allows users to wirelessly stream, mirror, or share content from an iPhone, iPad, or another Mac directly to a Mac display and speaker system. Introduced natively in macOS Monterey and continued in macOS 13 Ventura, this feature requires specific hardware capable of acting as an AirPlay receiver. This guide provides a straightforward list of every Mac computer compatible with the AirPlay to Mac feature running macOS 13 Ventura, along with the necessary conditions to use it.
Supported Mac Models
To use your Mac as an AirPlay receiver in macOS 13 Ventura, you must have one of the following models or later:
- MacBook Pro: 2018 and later
- MacBook Air: 2018 and later
- iMac: 2019 and later
- iMac Pro: 2017
- Mac mini: 2020 and later
- Mac Studio: 2022 and later
- Mac Pro: 2019 and later
Supported Source Devices
To send content to a supported Mac running macOS 13, the sending device must be running a compatible operating system (iOS 14, iPadOS 14, macOS Monterey, or later) and include one of the following models:
- iPhone: iPhone 7 and later
- iPad Pro: 2nd generation and later
- iPad Air: 3rd generation and later
- iPad: 6th generation and later
- iPad mini: 5th generation and later
- Mac: Any Mac computer introduced in 2018 or later
Additional Requirements
- Both devices must have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth turned on.
- To share content across devices without prompts, both devices must be signed in to the same Apple ID.
- AirPlay can function wirelessly or over a supported USB cable connection for reduced latency.
- AirPlay Receiver settings can be managed on macOS 13 by navigating to System Settings > General > AirPlay & Handoff.