Yes! The Xebec Tri-Screen 2 is compatible with the MacBook Pro & MacBook Air laptops using the M1 and M2 Chip processors.  However, setups will vary depending on the model. To determine which chip your MacBook has, click the Apple icon > click 'About This Mac', and your chip/processor will be listed. See below for setup instructions based on your chip/processor. Depending on your MacBook's processing chip, you may need to use the Tri-Screen AdapterM1 & M2 Pro or M1 & M2 Max Chipsets (14" & 16" MacBook Pro's)The 2021-2023 MacBook Pro's with the M1 & M2 Pro Chip and M1 & M2 Max Chip processors will work seamlessly with the Tri-Screen 2 using our easiest setup! Each screen will simply use a USB-C cable included with the Tri-Screen 2. Check out this quick tutorial video here! M1 and M2 ChipsetsOur Tri-Screen Adapter is needed to allow both screens to function due to Apple’s M1 and M2 chip limitation preventing 2+ external monitors from being used natively.  Simply plug the Adapter into one screen, and plug the USB-C cable included with the Tri-Screen 2 into the other screen and you’ll be set! Check out this video here to see how the Adapter works, or review the complete written instructions below. A driver will need to be installed which can be found here!Setup Instructions for the M1 and M2 ChipsetsRight ScreenUsing the provided USB-C to USB-C cable, plug one end into the USB-C port on your laptop and plug the other end into the Tri-Screen's USB-C port.You may use this screen for pass-through charging by plugging your charger directly into the screen's additional USB-C port!Left ScreenGrab the Tri-Screen Adapter and included USB-A to USB-C connector. Plug the USB-A to USB-C connector into the USB-A end of the Adapter, and then plug the USB-C end of the connector into your laptop.Plug the Adapter's USB-C end into the Tri-Screen’s USB-C port.Plug the Adapter's Mini-HDMI end into the Tri-Screen’s Mini-HDMI port.If you require any assistance, please schedule a call with us directly on our calendar!