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Hello again!
I'm trying to find a good dock for my M1 Pro MacBook. The only real needs I have for it are: a place for a 3.5mm jack for my speakers and a place for two monitors to have extended displays. I recently just learned that you must do it with a HDMI and a USB-C – you cannot do it with two (2) HDMIs. Fun!!!!!
Please — any and all suggestions are very useful.
GoodSirIII wrote:
Hello again!
I'm trying to find a good dock for my M1 Pro MacBook. The only real needs I have for it are: a place for a 3.5mm jack for my speakers and a place for two monitors to have extended displays. I recently just learned that you must do it with a HDMI and a USB-C – you cannot do it with two (2) HDMIs. Fun!!!!!
Please — any and all suggestions are very useful.
See OWC/MacSales for Docking/hubs— well ahead of the curve all things mac
OWC Docks, Hubs, Docking Stations, and More
The M1 Pro has a 3.5mm headphone jack (?)
ref: MacBook Pro 14- and 16-inch - Technical Specifications - Apple
GoodSirIII wrote:
Hello again!
I'm trying to find a good dock for my M1 Pro MacBook. The only real needs I have for it are: a place for a 3.5mm jack for my speakers and a place for two monitors to have extended displays. I recently just learned that you must do it with a HDMI and a USB-C – you cannot do it with two (2) HDMIs. Fun!!!!!
Please — any and all suggestions are very useful.
See OWC/MacSales for Docking/hubs— well ahead of the curve all things mac
OWC Docks, Hubs, Docking Stations, and More
The M1 Pro has a 3.5mm headphone jack (?)
ref: MacBook Pro 14- and 16-inch - Technical Specifications - Apple
GoodSirIII wrote:
Yep! I know it does; however, I would like a one stop hub that can take both displays, the headphone jack for my speakers, and provide power to the host if I'm lucky. If I'm not lucky, then just the former two I would like.
It's all about making my setup look less clunky. I don’t want to have to connect several cables to my MacBook Pro. I would prefer to connect one Thunderbolt cable and then have everything connect.
Does that make sense?
Yep! I know it does; however, I would like a one stop hub that can take both displays, the headphone jack for my speakers, and provide power to the host if I'm lucky. If I'm not lucky, then just the former two I would like.
It's all about making my setup look less clunky. I don’t want to have to connect several cables to my MacBook Pro. I would prefer to connect one Thunderbolt cable and then have everything connect.
Does that make sense?
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