Trying to find out if there is a work around to have multiple monitors - right now all I seem to be able to do is have laptop and 1 other view on extended monitors. When I go to Display, it only sees 1 extended monitor.
There are workaround products based on DisplayLink and the like that would let you drive two displays in a second-class way. These involve using external "stunt box" (hub or adapter) equipped with a special chip set in connection with a matching third-party driver on your computer.
The workarounds may come with compromises, such as
There are workaround products based on DisplayLink and the like that would let you drive two displays in a second-class way. These involve using external "stunt box" (hub or adapter) equipped with a special chip set in connection with a matching third-party driver on your computer.
The workarounds may come with compromises, such as
That's a 13" M1 MacBook Pro with a plain M1 chip. It supports at most one external display.
MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020) - Technical Specifications - Apple Support
Thunderbolt docks rely on a computer's first-class hardware-supported video output. So a Thunderbolt dock that could drive two displays with a more capable Mac will not drive two displays with yours. Your MBP will only provide the dock with a single video signal to pass around.
Thunderbolt Docking Station with 2020 MacBook Pro M1
