The M1 can't even support two monitors plugged in directly, which is a joke for a machine this expensive. That is the case for the M1, which is the lower-end o

The M1 can't even support two monitors plugged in directly, which is a joke for a machine this expensive. That is the case for the M1, which is the lower-end of the new processors – a bit disappointing because I'd've otherwise bought one, but a relatively uncommon scenario overall for a lower-end Mac. It's not the case for the recently-launched chips, which support up to 2x6k external displays (M1 Pro) or 3x6k + 1x4k (M1 Max).