How to add 2 or 3 extra screens to your M3 MacBook Air

[@mjbeckernc]

I think the link to the 3rd option (2 screen without a docking station) is incorrect. That is for the Windows PC only, not Mac. Please check?

[@Plugable]

Thanks! That product would also work with macOS, but we did update that link to our USBC-6950M!

[@jfscaramazza]

I have a Macbook Air M3 and works like a charm.

[@ThriveMedicineClinic]

heard about the issue

[@timnelson9657]

how to get 3 external monitors working on an m3 pro chip mbp?

[@Plugable]

There are a number of ways to do this with Thunderbolt docks (and the lid closed) or software-enabled docks. We'd strongly recommend reaching out to us for a tailored recommendation. You can do so by sending an email to [e-mail]

[@juanayala4873]

With that setup, is the laptop been changed? thanks

[@Plugable]

We're assuming you mean "being charged"? If so, then yes. We have a number of products that will add additional screens to the M3 series chip laptops and keep the device charged. If you want to know more, feel free to reach out to us at [e-mail]

[@brunonicolasmontalbetti9987]

I have a M3 and a plugable thunderbolt 4 Dock and I can't see in two monitors, not sure if there is somenting I should update or connect

[@Plugable]

If you're running macOS Sonoma 14.6 or later, both the M3 MacBook Air or M3 MacBook Pro can support dual displays with the laptop lid closed (i.e., clamshell mode). This link may be helpful to refer to: support.apple.com/en-us/117373 If you're still running into issues, please contact us at [e-mail] and we'd be happy to help. Thanks!

[@ShallRemainUnknown]

Is there ANY way without adapter to leave MBA OPEN with internal display OFF to use MBA's INTERNAL Touch ID/keyboard/mouse with 2 external displays? Any solutions to this using 3rd party software to "trick" MBA/MacOS ibto doing this? Any chance Apple itself will update software to turn off MBA internal display while MBA open to allow this?

[@Plugable]

Thank you for contacting Plugable! While we have not tested these methods ourselves, there appear to be macOS terminal commands you can use to disable the internal laptop monitor. Additionally, there are programs such as Lunar that may help, but again we have not tried these ourselves. Thank you! Ryoma

[@ShallRemainUnknown]

@@Plugable Thanks! I'll research terminal commands and Lunar app.

[@cr1138]

1 USB C with a pc.