The M1 and M2 MacBooks, while powerful and efficient, come with a significant limitation when it comes to connecting external monitors. Unlike their Intel-based predecessors, these MacBooks natively ...

Ever since the arrival of the M1 MacBook it has been necessary to use a workaround to run more than one extra display from the standard M1 or M2 chip (M2 Pro/Max and M3 Pro/Max haven’t been limited in ...

One of the downsides you hear about the M1 MacBook Air and the M1 MacBook Pro is that they officially (natively) support just one external display in addition to the laptop’s screen, not dual external ...

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One of the most exciting announcements to come out of Apple's recent reveal of the new M3-powered MacBook Air is the fact that it will natively support dual monitors. This might seem like a small ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There's a certain convenience to working on a monitor larger than your laptop's display. For one, you have more screen real estate, which ...

Quick question: Is it reliable to use a USB-C Monitor as a dock/hub for MacBook clamshell use, or is it best to go with a dedicated CalDigit dock? Looking at a LG 27UK850, which has USB-C 60W Power to ...

The Macs with the new Apple Silicon M1 chip each have new port configurations and more processing power than ever, but monitor configurations have changed. Here's what monitors you can connect to the ...

Base M3 MacBooks drive only one external monitor with lid open; two displays require clamshell mode. The Plugable USB-C-to-HDMI + DisplayLink lets M1/M2/M3 Macs run ...