“If I had two of these identical monitors, how would I connect them to my computer as a dual monitor setup? Can one connect to the other, and then connect as a single data connection to the computer? Or do they both need to run into an dual port adaptor?”
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Unfortunately, non-Intel M1 and M2 MacBooks only support one external monitor natively. There is a way to use to external monitors, which entails adding a specific dock that uses one of two software plugins. These can be purchased many places. To find the great article that explains this, along with a list of docks with prices and pros / cons for each, Google the following: Macworld 675869 Hopefully this helps someone out there.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You need two separate connections on you computer
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi there. They can not be daisy chained together. You would need to either connect both directly to your computer, or to a docking station. If you need addition help please email us at [email protected], by calling 888-842-3577.
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