Hey guys, so I just wanted to quickly show you my solution for getting dual monitors to work on the new MacBook Pro M1 chip laptops. I have been on a lot of forums that say, you know, people are running into that issue where the best they can get it is either through mirroring or purchasing a very expensive docking station. So this is just a very cost effective way that I found works for so far, 15 plus MacBook Pro M1 laptops that I have here at our office. So I just wanted to show you what items I purchased and how to get it up and connected. So first thing is I'm going to open the MacBook Pro. Alright, so now I am all logged in and I am going to start by presenting the items that I purchased off the Amazon. So I bought this U-Green USB-C multi-function adapter. I refer to it as a dock and this is what it looks like. It's got HDMI connection, 3 USB ports and 1 USB-C. And then 2 male USB-C to go onto the side of the MacBook Pro M1 laptop. Then I also have this, I'm not sure how to pronounce it, Lemirelli or Lemirell USB-D HDMI adapter with, yeah, it's just a plain black one that I found on Amazon. This is the box and this is what it looks like right here. And what I do now is I connect one of the monitors via HDMI to the USB-D HDMI adapter. Then I connect the other monitor. I'm going to connect it into the U-Green multi-function adapter. So I'm going to plug that in first here. Make sure it's nice and snug. And here is the other monitor. I'm going to plug that directly in to the HDMI port. And I will plug this first monitor with the USB connection right here into one of the ports on the multi-function adapter. So now I'm going to turn off my screen. So now I should get a display here and here, perfect. And then if you look over to my left, you'll get this screen here for Magic Link which is, I believe, the software that's installed on the, the dongle, the USB HDMI, yeah, HDMI, the USB HDMI adapter, sorry. And now we need to install the display link software onto the Mac to get the Magic Link adapter up and going. So you can simply just open up Google, type in display link, display link, Mac OS, hit enter. And you'll, the first selection here will be good. Mac OS display link downloads. And then I know there's a beta version, but it's been working pretty good for me for the past couple days anyway. But the last one I had was this one here. So I mean, I guess it's up to you which one you want to choose, but I'm going to go with the beta. Always want to go with the updated version I guess, right? So then you'll scroll the way down, read all of the terms and disagreements. It except you really should read those by the way. And display link manager has downloaded. So I'm going to go ahead and continue with the install course I agree install put in the password for the computer. Successful. Okay. Move that to trash. I'm going to exit out of this. And now you get this icon up here, which is the display link manager. There is a few check boxes. This one says launch app automatically after logging in. I personally want to have that checked off. So I'm going to check it off. And then there's a link to download and install the extension screen, which is what we need. So I'm going to hit download. It downloads. Launch the installer. Continue, continue, agree. And I'm going to choose my Macintosh HD install put in the credentials again for my laptop. Successful. Move to trash. I'm going to eject this right click. I'm going to go back to my icon and now it says the extension status is installed. Perfect. So now we go to our Apple icon, go to system preferences. You'll want to go to display or displays plural. Go to arrangement and then come down here to airplane display. You'll want to trigger that onto the magic link. Give it a couple seconds. And now you have all displays on. So right now I believe by default it mirrors your screen. So you'll want to go back to the arrangement window and take off mirror displays. And now they're all individual displays. So you'll just want to set your arrangement accordingly. I believe this goes over here. And then if I wanted to, I could now, yeah, my arrangement is off, but just to kind of show you what it looks like. There's that. Let me open something else. When else can open? Give you an idea. They're all separate displays. The one downfall of this is that once you disconnect everything, you will have to go in and do the drop down for air, air, air play display. But other than that, this has been working so far. I don't know how much longer it will work, but it's cost effective. It's a solution I believe that's under $50 or so. So yeah, do what you will with this information. And I hope that helps. Thank you.