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.

Those adding an external display to Apple's M1 Macs have had problems. Apple's fixed some issues, but monitor manufacturers still need to address others.

The new MacBook Air with M3 processor supports two external monitors — when the lid is closed. Here's what to expect when using Clamshell mode.

Depending on the model, an Apple Silicon MacBook Pro officially supports between one and three external displays, but a software workaround lets you boost that number. The new Plugable UD-7400PD ...

It supports DisplayLink technology and can connect two external monitors to your MacBook. Dell D6000 Docking Station: Another reliable option, this docking station supports multiple monitors and ...

Connecting dual monitors with MacBook depends on your Mac machine and macOS version.

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.

You can connect multiple displays to your Apple Silicon MacBook Air for a more productive workspace, regardless of which model you have. Here’s how it’s done.

M3 MacBook Air models can support two external monitors natively, provided you close the lid. So, if you already have that and only want two large screens, you don't need a DisplayLink hub or dock.