Macbook air m2 external displays from usb-c

[andycol]

Hi Guys

so i purchased 2 usb-c docks both with 1 hdmi adapter each, and i notice when i connect them both at the same time, only one screen works does not allow both to work at the same time

is there a setting or anything to fix this?

 

[MmkLucario]

Hi Guys

so i purchased 2 usb-c docks both with 1 hdmi adapter each, and i notice when i connect them both at the same time, only one screen works does not allow both to work at the same time

is there a setting or anything to fix this?

It is impossible. The MacBook Airs are limited to one external display only.

 

[JPack]

You bought the wrong type of dock if you want dual external displays.

 

[Judy Ma]

You need to find an adapter that can support MacBook Air to connect two external monitors.

 

[tstafford]

M1 and M2 MBA only support one external monitor.

Google "Displaylink" - might be a solution for you.

 

[G5isAlive]

As others have noted the MacBook Air natively supports only 1 monitor. There are third party solutions. Some require you download extra display drivers, this one does not. It’s pricy but plug and play and is a full dock.

HyperDrive Dual 4K HDMI 10-in-1 USB-C Hub For M1, M2, and M3 MacBooks

Expand your setup with the HyperDrive 10-in-1 USB-C hub. Dual 4K HDMI, fast data transfer, and multiple ports for Mac, Windows, and more.

www.hypershop.com

I use it for work, web browsing and documents.. works fine. I don’t know about games.

 

[Donfor39]

Does that info mean my Kensington dock tb4/usbc 2x4k or 1 8k
Doesn't result in 2 4k screens from m.2 air.