Connect Multiple monitors to my MacBook Air M3 chip It is possible?
I have a MacBook Air M3 and I want to connect two monitors, now I am able to connect one, but the adapter/cable only provide one HDMI port
MacBook Air 15″, macOS 15.4
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Your MacBook Air supports one external monitor with the lid open, two with the lid closed.
Use dual monitors with your MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with M3 chip - Apple Support
HDMI never supported daisy-chaining monitors, and Macs don't support DisplayPort MST daisy-chaining, or its equivalent. Thus, Macs that support multiple external monitors support connecting at most
- One monitor to a plain USB-C hub or dock
- Two monitors to a Thunderbolt hub, dock, or dual-display adapter
in a first-class, hardware-supported way.
That means that unless Thunderbolt is involved, you will need to connect each of your monitors to a different port on your MacBook Air. E.g., you could have one monitor plugged into a plain USB-C dock which is plugged into the MacBook Air, and the other monitor plugged into the MacBook Air's remaining USB-C port with the aid of a USB-C to HDMI adapter cable.