Satechi has launched the ExtendView USB4 Dual HDMI Multiport Adapter, a compact adapter designed to make adding two external monitors as simple as plugging in a single cable.
It doesn’t rely on DisplayLink, drivers, or background apps. The ExtendView taps USB4’s native display engine to deliver true dual 4K extended displays on Apple M3/M4/M5/M6 Macs and most Windows USB4 laptops, according to the folks at Satechi. Here are its key features:
- Two HDMI ports at up to 4K/60Hz for spreading timelines, design files, and documents across two extended displays
- Up to 140W pass-through charging to keep laptops powered through long workdays
- USB-A and USB-C data ports at up to 10Gbps for moving footage, assets, and backups in seconds
- Anodized aluminum build in Space Black with a braided nylon cable that tucks into its own built-in slot
- Works across macOS, Windows, and ChromeOS via USB4, so users can switch between a Mac and a Windows laptop with the same adapter and monitors (base M1/M2 Macs and iPadOS support a single extended display)
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