Everyone knows how powerful the new M1 MacBooks are, but until you try to organize your workstation, you don't know there's a "little" surprise waiting for you. Unlike previous generations, new M1 powered macs do only support one additional monitor natively. With all that these great devices offer, the support of only one additional monitor natively makes your work much more difficult, especially if you use a Mac, for programming for instance. Fortunately, there is a workaround. On this page you will find all the information on how to connect more than one additional monitor to organize your workstation exactly as you need it. We have grouped devices that will work with your M1 MacBook by device type.
Scenario 1: You already have Docking Station or Hub:
Cheaply add multiple monitors support to your existing setup with simple adapters.
Scenario 2: You often change your workplace:
Stay mobile while using the full power of USB-C Hubs.
Scenario 3: You want the best possible solution:
Increase your productivity, organize your workplace with compatible docking stations.
Scenario 4: You already consider buying a new monitor:
It is worth considering those UltraWide monitors that are designed for developers and artists.
