Owc OWCTB3ADP2DP Thunderbolt 3 Dual DisplayPort Display Adapter, Silver

I have an LG gram 17" - it is a great laptop, but there is not much information about support for multiple monitors. So - I took a chance and ordered this hoping it would support 2 external monitors and my built-in LG Gram 17" monitor too.It works great and here's how to set it up on the LG Gram. The Gram has a i7-8560U CPU @ 1.8 GHz that includes a built-in UHD Graphic 620. On the Gram there is Intel UDH Graphics Control Panel utility- that will list your external displays once you connect it to the Dual DisplayPort adaptor and then connect the other end to your LG Gram Thunderbolt 3 port USB-C type port.In the Intel UDH Graphics Control Panel select *Multiple Displays* and then select your displays- after you save the configuration it will Extend Desktop to all 3 displays. Do not worry if during setup 1 external display is not working. Once you select save the both externals monitors and built-in monitor display will activate and all monitors will work as expected.Right now - I rate this as a 5 start product! I may provide an update if I have more info to share.

Made setting up two 4K monitors super easy. Great quality coming out of my Mac mini.

It's cheaper than other options. For the most part it works, and I am happy about it.1 removed one-star because sometimes the screens switch, as you can see on the picture. It happens when the adapter gets accidentally disconnected or leave my computer on for a few hours.Maybe it is another feature: it senses that I have to stretch my neck to the side and turns the display so it do it. In that case, I would like to company to let me know so I can return their star, and give the the 5-star rating they deserve.

leaking of EMI/EMC issues caused interference effects with other electronic devices.

I bought two of these for my 2019 MacBook Pro 16 running 3 Dell U2718Q monitors at 3840x2160 @ 60Hz each. I've tried several other options and this has worked best with great performance and easy to use. Based on my reading, the MacBook has two Thunderbolt 3 (TB3) buses (one for each side) so I have one adapter connected on each side to allow up to 4x 4K monitors at 60Hz (just using 3 right now).

Excellent purchase to make if you are looking to extend you MacBook desktop to two displays from one USB-C port. The only downside was either the Macbook itself or this adapter cannot remember the extended display configuration for nothing. It's 50/50 whether the arrangement of the two extend displays will remain since your last use requiring you to re-configuring your right/left display setup and which display is the main display.Other than that complaint, the adapter does what I needed without spending $100+ on some other setup to extend to two displays from one port.

This is what you need to drive two displays off a single macbook pro Thunderbolt 3 USB C port. Anything that splits thunderbolt 3 properly to do this trick is going to be more expensive than the other dongles out there. It also means you'll need this if you want to drive 3 external displays off a 2 port macbook pro.But say you wanted to drive 2 displays from your 2 port macbook pro. You could use this and then the other port to charge your laptop. OR you could buy a far cheaper dongle that includes usb c power and display out (probably also USB) and use the 2nd port for the 2nd display.

If you are looking to connect a MacBook Pro 2018 or later to a KVM you will likely need one of these if you have a monitor with displayPort connections. basically it works like this MBP->OWC DP TB3 hub ->KVM. Works great. Nice size and shape.