If a 2023 MacBook Air M2 is closed on a docking station will it be able to extend 2 displays?
(1 being the original from the MacBook - just not on the MacBook Air screen because it is closed, and the other being a monitor) does that make sense?
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As far as I can tell, all Apple Silicon Mac notebooks that use 'base' M1/M2/M3 chips have a limit of one external display – whether the lid is open or closed.
Mac notebooks that use 'base' chips include:
As far as I can tell, all Apple Silicon Mac notebooks that use 'base' M1/M2/M3 chips have a limit of one external display – whether the lid is open or closed.
Mac notebooks that use 'base' chips include:
Hey there!
A MacBook Air with M2 chip only supports one external display, regardless of the lid is open or closed.
Hope this helps!
-Jack
The Mac would only detect 1 display, and either extend or mirror (depending on your settings) your MacBook's display.
-Jack
I think that makes sense. For clarity:
If the lid is closed, and it is hooked up to 2 monitors will it only show 1 screen or will it allow me two different screens because it would be mirroring what would be on the screen if it were open?
MacBook Air M2 closed on a docking station, can it support 2 displays?
