OWC USB-C to Dual HDMI 4K Display Adapter with DISPLAYLINK For Apple M1 Mac or any Mac or PC with USB-C or Thunderbolt

Just works, use the Display link driver,verified to working Macos 12/13 and up. Works with PC, use the display link driver. If you are a buying foe the business, this will do it. Don't mesa around with any other so called adapters, this works. It will require a USC C power supply 65 watt to cru a charge your machine at the same time as using two additional screens. An price point for it its competitive than the far more expensive other solutions.

The delivery from the UK to Serbia was fast and without any hoops to jump through - the customs clearance was handled by DHL and the package arrived at my doorstep. The product is as good as one could expect, and works as advertised: I installed the beta driver for Sonoma, connected the adapter and cables to my M1 Air, and both of my Dell 27” 4K monitors sprung to life right away. I use 2560x1440 scaled and it’s supported by the driver through an experimental option, however it does introduce a bit of a lag and font fuzziness compared to single-monitor use, or the default 1920x1080 scaled option. However, when using the latter the UI elements are simply too large. Also, the device tends to get warmish, but not alarmingly so and I hope it won’t affect its performance or service life. In short, so far so good, and I would recommend it to anyone with a similar setup.

Does what it says on the tin. You have to download the driver from the website and configure your settings accordingly with the instructions provided but after that you’re ready to Rock and roll with all of the extra real estate provided with your 3 screen set up. Helps me achieve a level of efficiency otherwise out of the realms of possibility. Would highly recommend, it’s worth every penny of the £100 I’m going to expense back to my company.

I had high hopes for this, it didn't work very well on my Mac mini M1. Support though is very good I ended up initially speaking to them for about an hour, you have to add two pieces of software to get this to work. Otherwise the screens won't wake at startup. Then I am not sure what happened, it worked fine for about four weeks and then it might have been a software update on the Mac, but then occasionally when the screens would go to sleep I couldn't wake them. The only way was to unplug the computer. You can imagine this scenario. So I returned it.

After stupidly assuming the M2 Macbook Air could take 2 monitors, I had to resort to buying this overpriced unit to solve the issue of only one display. I use the single OWC unit to power two 32inch Huaweu monitors and it works well. I have no issues with speed or poor image quality.Firstly, it works once you've configured it correctly. Secondly, it's not good value for money if you assume you could have just bought the Macbook Pro instead once all costs added up. I also read that these adaptors used to be 20% of the cost they are now but thanks to Apple, they're in high demand, hence the hefty price tag! Thirdly it's pretty tricky to set up so I hope the below sheds some light on 'how-to..'As per previous reviews, you need to go to - go . owc . com / displaylink / drivers to download the latest driver. Once downloaded and installed, it will appear in 'Applications'. Click on it and in the top right navigation bar you will see an icon of two little screens. This is the application, it DOES NOT bring up a window as most other applications do. Once opened, you'll notice it has a warning that 'Screen Recording' is not enabled. You'll also want to consider the additional options like opening on startup or working with apps like f.lux.So, in Finder go to 'Security and Privacy. Then go to the 'Privacy' tab. 2/3s of the way down you'll find 'Screen Recording'. Click to open. On the right-hand side, you can then enable DisplayLink Manager which is greyed out. You'll need to unlock using your password to make the change of enabling it. After this, you simply restart, and the second monitor fires up.You'll then need to go into display settings and change the order of the monitors most likely to get the setup that fits your arrangement.All the best!

Plug and play if you have displaylink running on your Mac. Was very pleased with how simple it is, its very small and light weight for traveling and even passes sound thru to HDMI devices, it appears as a sound card on Mac. Very happy just wish it was a bit cheaper so I could buy a few more

I just installed DisplayLink Manager for free, I plugged both HDMI connectors into this device and that's it!I can work on 2 external displays, not mirrored, they are fast, both 4K. Amazing solution for the new Apple M2 limitations in MacBook Pro and MacBook Air.100% perfect and worst the money but I just started using it, we'll see if everything is ok in the next days or weeks.--------UPDATE:One of the two connections constantly interrupts the video signal, there is no pattern of time or behaviour, it only interrupts the video signal for 1 or 2 seconds and comes back again, it's really annoying when you are sharing content on that screen in a meeting and you stay with the black screen for 2 seconds. I have changed the screen and the same thing happens, it's one of the two connections, always the same. I don't know what the solution is or if it will happen again if I change it.

so far so good. very easy and helpful