“Will this work with a 2012 MacBook Pro? Also does it just mirror the screen on two monitors or does it have an extended display option?”

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• Yes, this will work with a 2012 MacBook Pro as long as you are on MacOS 10.8 - 10.13.3 or 10.14 and later. It offers both mirror and extended modes.

  Answered by J5create Team 5 years ago

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• It works great for my MacBook Air 2017. In clamshell I have two monitors that allow me to work on different applications (no mirroring). If I leave the Mac screen open I have three different screens that all allow me to work on different applications. I recall I did have to change system preferences, which allows for several display options based on your preference.

  Answered by Mike 5 years ago

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• It didn’t work. For some reason my computer, HP pro book, picked it up as a device but the monitors that I hooked It up to didn’t come up. I didn’t try it with a Mac.

  Answered by Rozco 5 years ago

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