Docks extend compatibility further, with Mini DisplayPort, VGA, DVI, and other formats. Apple’s version also allows for backwards compatibility with Thunderbolt 2 and, by using adapters, can directly connect to HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB 2 and 3, among other standards.

All of Apple’s current Macs include Thunderbolt 4, a high-speed data-transfer standard that also relies on the USB-C connector. In this article, I discuss compatibility with Thunderbolt 3, which relies on the USB-C connector. How to connect two or more external displays to Apple Silicon M1 or M2 MacsĬonnecting an older display to Thunderbolt/USB-C.Instructions on connecting more modem displays (and even an old iMac) as a second display.)įor more information about connecting a display to a Mac, see: If you don’t meet the parameters or want other options, check out the more broadly compatibleĭuet Display, which works with Apple and other mobile and desktop platforms. Use the Sidecar feature to extend your Mac with an iPad. (Also, don’t forget that if you have an iPad that can run iOS 13 and a Mac model released since about 2015 running macOS Catalina, you can

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