Thunderbolt 3/4 and USB-C are both compatible with the latest Mac devices without adapters. To further accommodate you, BenQ monitors for Mac users encompass Thunderbolt connection, along with HDMI, DisplayPort, and several USB ports. Boost your work efficiency and extend monitor usability with plentiful connectivity and hassle free design. Learn more
NOTE: Monitors with Thunderbolt 3 also work seamlessly with Mac devices that feature Thunderbolt 4.
As a designer the layout of your workspace is crucial for productivity. One monitor is simply not enough. Now you can interconnect multiple monitors via a single cable for each device. This is known as daisy-chaining. Learn more
NOTE: MacBooks only support daisy chaining via Thunderbolt. Daisy chaining is not supported via HDMI versions earlier than 2.1 or basic USB ports on any device.
As a designer, you know better than anyone what two desktops or laptops mean to you, especially when you have a laptop that was originally for the office alongside a desktop for work at home, and now need to use both of them from home. In one way, they offer convenience and efficiency for multitasking, while they also mean clutter if you rely on two sets of keyboards and mice. KVM frees you from a messy workspace. Learn more
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The monitor's USB-C port delivers 60W to 90W* which is sufficient for Windows/MacBook/MacBook Pro laptops. However, you still need to check if your laptop supports USB-C power delivery. Please check here for further details. Learn more
The USB-C port handles data, video, audio, and power via just one cable for great efficiency and clutter removal. Learn more
The Thunderbolt 3 port delivers 60W to 90W which is sufficient for Macbook Pro. However, you still need to check if your laptop supports USB-C power delivery. Please check here for further details. Learn more
Connect the Thunderbolt 3 port (DisplayPort Alt) on your laptop to a corresponding Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port on the first monitor, then use another Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C cable to connect to a Thunderbolt 3 or USB-C port on the second monitor. Then adjust display settings to duplicate or extend your laptop screen. Learn more
*Supported by PD2725U and PD3220U
Connect Computer 1 and Computer 2 to your monitor and they will be automatically detected. After that switching the input video source is possible. Please click and follow the instructions below, or read on to learn more about this topic. Learn more
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