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Yes. The Pro and Max can drive 2 XDR displays.

• Kiro 5y ago
  > XDR What does that mean?
  • salamandersauce 5y ago
    The 6K pro monitor Apple sells.
    • Kiro 5y ago
      Just so I don't misunderstand, does that mean I need XDR or will it work with any monitor? I was very surprised to see that the original M1 only supported one external monitor so just want to confirm before I press buy.
      • yarcob 5y ago
        It will of course work with other monitors, but there aren't that many high res monitors out there. The Apple display is the only 6k monitor I know of. There are a few 5k monitors and lots of 4k monitors. There's one 8k monitor from Dell, but I don't think it's supported by macOS yet.
      • salamandersauce 5y ago
        No it will, it's just a very demanding monitor so if it can run multiple of those it will have no problem with random 1080p or 4K monitors.
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  • NovaS1X 5y ago
    It's their marketing term for their HDR tech. The XDR displays are their flagship media productivity monitors. The new screens in the 14/16 inch MacBooks have "XDR" tech as well.