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> I’m connecting my MacBook to 2 monitors Did you really find a solution where you plug in one cable and you natively get two independent screens out of your M
by zmmmmm 4y ago
> I’m connecting my MacBook to 2 monitors
Did you really find a solution where you plug in one cable and you natively get two independent screens out of your MacBook? To my great frustration I have found my M1 Pro can only extend to one monitor, not two. Every solution out there either ends up with "mirrored" displays (useless) or requires to virtualise the link via DisplayLink which I really don't like. Apparently it's a fundamental issue with limitations of Apple's implementation.
- cesarvarela 4y agoYes, mine is an m1 pro too. The error you have is that it doesn't support MST (daisy chaining monitors) but if I use separate thunderbolt -> display port cables for each monitor it works.
- jluh 4y agoI have 2x 27", 1440p monitors connected to my M1 Pro. I have this dock: https://amazon.com/dp/B08FF6WYZH https://amazon.com/dp/B08FF6WYZH, and both monitors are connected to the dock though HDMI.