Apple MacBook Air with Apple M1 chip (Image via Apple) M1 and M2 MacBook Air laptops don't support dual external displays. With adapters, you can connect two monitors but with mirrored content ...

Many MacBook Airs only allow you to connect one external monitor. Here is how to connect two or more displays to boost your productivity even more.

The M1 MacBook Air only supports one external monitor, so it’s important to make the one you get count. Here are the best monitors for the MacBook Air.

Whereas the M1 Air only supports one external display, the M4 Air supports dual external monitors at the same time, even when you have the lid of the laptop open.

Thanks to a recent software update, you can now connect two external displays at the same time when you close the lid of your M3 MacBook Pro.

M1 MacBook Air and M2 MacBook Air: These models can only natively support one external display. If you need to connect more than one monitor, you will have to use additional hardware and software.

Apple’s new M4 MacBook Air presents the best case yet for upgrading from the M1 model, with feature improvements in almost every way.

Apple's MacBook Air with the M2 chip comes over a year and a half after its M1-based predecessor and, most recently, the company introduced a 15-inch model. The new ‌MacBook Air‌ features a ...

Apple Updates MacBook Air With M3, Dual Monitor Support The upgraded 13- and 15-inch MacBook Airs get a processing bump, while the M2 Air sticks around at a lower price. They're available from ...

Apple has finally brought a much-needed feature to the MacBook Air lineup. M3-powered MacBook Airs will finally be able to take advantage of native dual monitor support, further bridging the gap ...

It has a better chip, bigger display and new design, but is the 2022 M2 MacBook Air better than the M1 MacBook Air that is still on sale? Find out what the differences are in our comparison review.