Only issue I can see is that the listing for the USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter doesn't mention the MacBook Pro M1. I can't think of any accessories I will ever need to plug into my PixelBook. Consult the users manual or manufacturers website for your monitor to learn how to connect it to a Wi-Fi network.
In order to use AirPlay to connect to your monitor, both the monitor and MacBook must be connected to the same wireless network. I can then make full use of my MacBook Pro's Thunderbolt capablities and plug the second port into a Thunderbolt dock. 1.Connect your monitor and MacBook to the same Wi-Fi network. Therefore, it seems logical to combine my MacBook's power and HDMI out requirements with the Apple's (reassuringly) official solution - their USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter. I need my MacBook Pro's two USB-C ports to do three things.įinding a dock that also reliably supports 4K/60Hz HDMI out looks like a world of pain.Īlso, I sometimes want to use my Google PixelBook with that monitor. Older versions of Thunderbolt have a different connector than the Thunderbolt connector on the current MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, Mac Studio, and 24-inch iMac. Does the MacBook Pro support DisplayPort 1.4 and - therefore - 4k/60Hz out on their USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter?
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