Mac Neo and Apple Thunderbolt Display?

There are TWO displays, commonly mistaken for each other that appear to have a Thunderbolt-2 interface.

The Apple Thunderbolt Display 27-in A1407 is a 2560 by 1440 display that has a lead in cord with ONLY TWO connectors -- Thunderbolt-2 and MagSafe.

This display works great with the Apple ThunderBolt-3 <-> Thunderbolt-2 adapter, US$50.

In addition to the built-in Thunderbolt cable, the display also has a built-in MagSafe-2 connector that charges an older Thunderbolt-equipped MacBook Air or MacBook Pro.

from:

https://everymac.com/monitors/apple/thunderbolt/specs/apple-thunderbolt-display-27-inch-specs.html

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Cinema display LED 27-in A1316 from 2011 is a 2560 by 1440 display that features lead-in cord with three connectors -- Mini DisplayPort, MagSafe-2 and a USB-A pigtail. It does NOT work with the Thunderbolt adapter, but works fine with a USB-C to miniDisplayPort adapter.

It includes three USB 2.0 ports and a convenient single cable with THREE connectors (Mini DisplayPort, MagSafe-2, and USB 2.0), a built-in iSight camera with a mic and a 2.1 speaker system.

This display works great with a USB-C to MINI-DisplayPort adapter.

from:

https://everymac.com/monitors/apple/studio_cinema/specs/apple-led-cinema-display-27-inch-specs.html

¿which display is yours?

The MacBook Neo does not have a Thunderbolt port of any description.

Its high speed port is a USB-3 port, so which of those two displays you have makes a HUGE difference. the DisplayPort display will work easily, the Thunderbolt display will never work.

One USB 3 (USB-C) port with support for:

• Charging
• DisplayPort
• USB 3 (up to 10Gb/s)

One USB 2 (USB-C) port with support for:

• Charging
• USB 2 (up to 480Mb/s)

macBook Neo tech specs

https://www.apple.com/macbook-neo/specs/

No, you cannot. The Thunderbolt Displsy requires Thunderbolt input, and the MscBook Neo does not support Thunderbolt in any way, shape, or form.