Satechi’s brand new ExtendView USB4 Dual HDMI Multiport Adapter is a compact adapter that makes adding two external monitors as simple as plugging in a single cable. I received an advance model and can attest that equipping your desktop with two displays couldn’t be easier.
The ExtendView works flawlessly with my 16-inch MacBook Pro and doesn’t take up much desktop space. Even better, it doesn’t need DisplayLink, drivers, or background apps. It takes advantage USB4’s native display engine to deliver true dual 4K extended displays on Apple M3/M4/M5/M6 Macs.
The folks at Satechi say it’s compatible with macOS, Windows, and ChromeOS via USB4, so you can switch between a
Mac and a Windows laptop using the same adapter, the same monitors, and the same setup. However,, I don’t have Windows or Chrome devices to test this.
For those who need a LOT of data displayed at one, the ExtendView’s two HDMI ports’ 4K/60Hz maximum output gives you enough room to spread your info, files, and apps across two extended displays. Additionally, it features a USB-C PD port that delivers up to 140W of pass-through
charging to keep your laptop powered up. It packs additional USB-A and USB-C ports running at up to 10Gbps.
The ExtendView is a great aesthetic match with a Mac. It’s encased in “space black” anodized aluminum, so is durable. The attached USB-C connector tucks into its own built-in slot when not in use, so there’s no loose cable flopping about.
The ExtendView USB4 Dual HDMI Multiport Adapter costs US$119.99. That’s a good price to pay for a device that makes the set-up and use of two extended screens so easy.
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