Apple confirms that any M1 Chip-based MacBook, including the M1 MacBook Air, can only support one external display.On the other hand, MacBook models with Thunderbolt 3, like the older MacBook Air ...

The new M4 MacBook Air fixes what's been a key problem with the line, and now supports up to two external monitors — and does so without the limitations of the previous M3 edition.

Historically, external display support hasn’t been the MacBook Air’s strong suit. With both the M1 and M2 models, the MacBook Air only let you connect to a single external monitor—a huge ...

One cool feature Apple's M3 MacBook Air offers is support for dual monitors. With the lid closed on the 13-inch or the 15-inch M3 Air, you can view the screen on two external monitors at the same ...

While not all MacBook Air models let you use more than one external display, there are some unofficial solutions you can try, such as using a docking station that supports multiple monitors.One ...

M3 MacBook Air models can support two external monitors natively, provided you close the lid. So, if you already have that ...