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I have a MacBook Pro Retina (early 2015) and just got a Philips 276B as well as a Philips 275B monitor. I want to daisy chain them to my MacBook, but am not sure how. I connected them according to the screen's manual, but only one monitor will activate. How I daisy chain these particular screens to this particular MacBook is what I hope someone here can help me with. Much obliged.
I belive you have to use the Display Port cable that comes with the monitor to connect the DP Out on the 276B to the DP in on the 275B. Your laptop then of course connects to the USB-C input of the 276B.
Can I ask: do the 276 and the 275 match each other in terms of image quality and general design?
I just got a 276 and I'm interested in picking up a 275 to go with it and it'd be nice if they match.
I belive you have to use the Display Port cable that comes with the monitor to connect the DP Out on the 276B to the DP in on the 275B. Your laptop then of course connects to the USB-C input of the 276B.
Can I ask: do the 276 and the 275 match each other in terms of image quality and general design?
I just got a 276 and I'm interested in picking up a 275 to go with it and it'd be nice if they match.
Thanks, but I'm afraid I don't quite understand. Did you mean:
MacBook USB-A to Philips 276B USB-C, then
276B USB-A to 275B USB Up?
Because that's not working at all, neither of the two screens works this way.
A Mini Display Port cable did the trick for the second screen, indeed. I then had to set one screen to Extend and not Clone, and done.
The two screens are identical other than the fact that one has a built-in webcam. One thing though: I have the 276 tilted at 270 degrees and as a consequence it doesn't provide the same resolution as it does when at the standard, landscape setup. Doesn't bother me though.
Hi,
Following daisy chain connection should works.
MacBook Pro < upstream USB-C port of monitor < downstream USB-C port(first monitor) < upstream USB-C port (second monitor)
Daisy Chain on MacBook Pro 2015
