Adapters for M1/M2 MacBook that allow you to connect two or more displays.

#3 - Using USB-A adapter(s) (not recommended)

Adapter(s) are connected to the USB-C Hub and, the USB-C Hub is plugged into your MacBook. This configuration is the most convenient when we want to connect only two external monitors, one of which is connected natively via a DisplayPort or HDMI to USB-C cable, which we plug directly into the MacBook, and the other through the Adapter - to the Multiport. But for three and more displays, we recommend these Docking Stations or USB-C Hubs.

We have found 10 adapters for you that are compatible with M1 MacBooks and Mac Minis.

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SiliconMotion

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Wavlink USB 3.0 to Dual HDMI UHD Universal Video Graphics Adapter

Allows you to connect up to 3 (1 native + 2 external) displays.

USB-A to USB-C adapter included
Dual 4K@60Hz
Built-in chip to decrease CPU load

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DisplayLink

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StarTech USB 3.0 to Dual DisplayPort Adapter 4K 60Hz

Allows you to connect 3 displays (1 native + 1 external at 4K) via DisplayPort.

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DisplayLink

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Kensington USB 3.0 to DisplayPort 4K Video Adapter

Allows you to connect 3 displays (1 native + 1 external at 4K) via DisplayPort.

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DisplayLink

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Kensington USB 3.0 to HDMI 4K Video Adapter

Allows you to connect 3 displays (1 native + 1 external at 4K) via HDMI.

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DisplayLink

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StarTech USB 3.0 to HDMI Display Adapter 4K Ultra HD

Allows you to connect 2 displays (1 native + 1 external at 4K) via HDMI.

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