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I'm having a hard time extending my Macbook Air to more than one external monitor. I've purchased a $139 Belkin Mini Doc with 2 HDMI ports but it only recognizes one monitor. Is this not supported on the M2 chip?
danmcd0913 wrote:
I'm having a hard time extending my Macbook Air to more than one external monitor. I've purchased a $139 Belkin Mini Doc with 2 HDMI ports but it only recognizes one monitor. Is this not supported on the M2 chip?
Check the specifications for the Macbook Air M2: MacBook Air 13- and 15-inch with M2 - Tech Specs - Apple
"Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at 1 billion colors and:
One external display with up to 6K resolution at 60Hz"
danmcd0913 wrote:
I'm having a hard time extending my Macbook Air to more than one external monitor. I've purchased a $139 Belkin Mini Doc with 2 HDMI ports but it only recognizes one monitor. Is this not supported on the M2 chip?
Check the specifications for the Macbook Air M2: MacBook Air 13- and 15-inch with M2 - Tech Specs - Apple
"Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at 1 billion colors and:
One external display with up to 6K resolution at 60Hz"
It's not the M2 chip that doesn't support it...it's the architecture of the MacBook Air. The specs of the MacBook Air say it can support one external monitor. I don't think connecting it to a docking station "fools" it.
Connect my Macbook Air, with Apple M2 to two external displays?
