Just run the DisplayLink software, use HDMI or DisplayPort cables as you normally would, and hit the ground running.
Some USB-C Thunderbolt 3 docking stations have built-in DisplayLink functionality, enabling you to connect multiple external monitors to your MacBook without additional dongles or adapters. For Clean 4+ Monitor Setups: Docking Stations If you decide not to buy a DisplayLink docking station or adapter, consider using a laptop riser and a USB-C hub with HDMI-out to create a makeshift “dual monitor” setup. This hardware is expensive, but it’s required for DisplayLink, a fact that could make you reconsider using more than one external monitor with your MacBook.
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While this workaround works today, a future macOS update could temporarily “break” DisplayLink support. Still, DisplayLink has a minor impact on CPU usage, and the macOS “Unlock With Apple Watch” feature doesn’t work while DisplayLink is enabled. DisplayLink also works when your MacBook is closed-a concern that some people have when they first hear about this workaround. Plus, your Mac will treat monitors connected over DisplayLink just like any other external monitor, so you can control everything from System Preferences and not some annoying app. This workaround works well and doesn’t compromise the M1 MacBook’s speed. We’re going to use software called DisplayLink to add up to six external monitors to your M1 MacBook. Here’s everything you need to use two or more external displays with your M1 MacBook. Thankfully, you aren’t stuck living life with just one desktop monitor.
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Apple’s M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro are full of surprises, though their limited monitor support is one surprise that no one expected.
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