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I've connected 2 monitors to my MacBook Air M2 via a port. Both monitors work, however the image in the same on both. In the display settings, only 1 monitor is detected. How do I detect both monitors so that I can extend the across all screens. Thanks
MacBook Air, macOS 13.0
A DisplayLink adaptor is not a dock. It essentially creates a virtual displays which will allow for two external monitors. In fact on my M2 MacBook Air, I have run 3 external monitors, two from the DisplayLink adaptor, and the third from a USB C hub. The adaptor I have is a Plugable USBC-6950U, available on Amazon
Hyper - HyperDrive Dual 10 Port USB-C Hub, 4K HDMI, Ethernet, 1 USB-C, 2 USB-A, microSD/SD, travel dock for M1/M2/M3 MacBook - Gray
What is the brand you bought?
Plugable USBC-6950U. Use with DisplayLink software and it works for my M2.
Please post your hub and configuration.
Please share the link of the hub you purchases. Very much appreciated!
I have a mid-2022 M2 MacBook Air and want to connect (2) Studio Displays to it. If I buy a Thunderbolt Hub will this be possible with this laptop or am I forced to upgrade to an M3 laptop?
Hey, which macbook do you have? Mac air or pro? M2 or M3?
2 Monitors attached to MacBook Air M2
