“Have MacBook Air with M2. I was shocked to find out that it does not support using two different displays. I’m wondering about an ultra wide monitor and using split screen. Does anyone have experience with this?”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have an M1 Max Macbook Pro with a 49" ultrawide connected to it. It would work as one large display which in my case is fine as I just move the windows where I want them and do not have a bezel or line going through it. You would need a "docking station" that contains an HDMI port. You can then connect that to an HDMI input on the display and run another from the HDMI port in the Macbook to another input. Then enable PBP to pull from both inputs. I tried this and was not a fan and just moved to using the entire thing as one giant display. Thing is, Macs suck for extended displays and it will limit anything to 60Hz which is not great for gaming but ok for productivity work.
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