Will I be able to use this to connect 2 HDMI monitors to the new 16" macbook pro, and have the display extend across all 3 monitors? null

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KABNVA · Accepted Answer

I was able to with my new MacBook Air. I had to adjust the settings under monitors to recording but works great now. I found a video on YouTube J5Create channel that explains where this is located. Also there is an app on the App Store I found after the fact to install ScreenWave. Here are the links that helped me. https://youtu.be/p25R8PTHvPA 
https://youtu.be/p25R8PTHvPA

Disappointed · Answer

they provide drivers for Mac and Win. I have both a Macbook Pro 16 (2020 model) and it works perfectly with that.
I also tried it with my MS Surface Laptop Studio - which struggled with it - I couldn't get a usb-c external HD to be recognized through the dock even plugged into the powered USB port, but my SSD connected fine via the USB C port,

traino · Answer

No not compatible with Apple will only work if you have it connected thru a non apple product. I had to connect the hdmi to a ITD Itanda or QGeem adapter to work

J5create Team · Answer

Yes, the JCD543 will allow you to use three displays at once and either duplicate or extend them.

** Feel free to contact the Technical Support team mentioned on the packaging for further assistance or if you have any other questions and someone will be glad to assist you.

Mike · Answer

As far as I can tell the answer to your question is Yes you can!

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