Apple confirms that any M1 Chip-based MacBook, including the M1 MacBook Air, can only support one external display.On the other hand, MacBook models with Thunderbolt 3, like the older MacBook Air ...

Those adding an external display to Apple's M1 Macs have had problems. ... Only the Mac mini offers an additional HDMI port and can hence control two monitors – one via USB-C and HDMI.

M1 and M2 MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, M1 iMac: One external display at up to 6K resolution M1 Mac mini: One at up to 6K over USB-C and one at up to 4K over HDMI 2.0 ...

Luckily, the M1 Pro and the M1 Max have support for multiple external displays. We hope Apple expands this to more than one display with its M2 MacBook lineup so we don’t have to shell out more ...

The new Plugable UD-7400PD dock takes advantage of that fact to provide a very neat way to allow even an M1 MacBook Pro to simultaneously drive up to five external monitors … MacBook Pro ...

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.

While not all MacBook Air models let you use more than one external display, there are some unofficial solutions you can try, such as using a docking station that supports multiple monitors.One ...

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 ...