USB-C Dual HDMI 4K Display Adapter
Add two HDMI displays up to 4K to your USB-C, USB4, or Thunderbolt equipped Mac, PC, or Chromebook with DisplayLink “plug and display” ease.
Highlights
- Maximize: Transform one USB-C, USB4, or Thunderbolt port on your Mac, PC, or Chromebook into two 4K HDMI displays and add a second adapter for up to four displays1
- Solution: Easily solves the one external display limitation of base model Apple silicon M1, M2, M3, and M4 Macs
- Flexible: Choose either Extended or Mirror display modes
- Convenient: Bus powered via the 9" integrated USB-C cable for use anywhere
- Portable: Palm-sized for easy mobility
- Complete: One easy, affordable solution vs costly hassle of multiple adapters and cables
- HDMI Pass Through Support: Allows audio signals to pass through the adapter to the connected displays
Expand Your Visual Horizons with Dual Displays
Trying to be productive with a single display is like swimming fully clothed. You’re to going to struggle mightily no matter how hard you try to make it work. The OWC USB-C Dual HDMI 4K Display Adapter was purposefully built to solve the one display limit of base model M-series Mac notebooks as well expand the visual workspace of port limited PC notebooks and Chromebooks.
Mirror your machine’s built-in display for easier viewing. Run multiple apps on different displays. Showcase dynamic content at a presentation. Create eye-catching signage. Whatever your digital display desire, this bus-powered adapter brings your vision to life with impactful ease. For an even bigger digital window to the world, simply connect an additional OWC USB-C Dual HDMI Adapter to your machine to support up to four displays on a Mac or up to six displays on a Windows PC.1
It Just Works™ Compatibility
With universal USB-C compatibility, you can connect this OWC display expansion solution to millions of Macs, PCs, and Chromebooks. Thunderbolt 3/4/5, USB4, USB-C…if your machine has that port, this pixel multiplying adapter just works and frees you from any interface, port, or cable concerns.
Versatile Display Support
HDTVs, projectors, monitors…you can use a wide variety of HDMI displays with the OWC USB-C Dual HDMI 4K Display Adapter. With built-in audio out support, you’ll hear every sound through connected displays whether you are out in the field presenting, hot-desking, or at home streaming movies.
Go Bigger Anywhere
Palm-sized with an integrated connecting cable, you can place the OWC USB-C Dual HDMI 4K Display Adapter discreetly in your workspace or easily carry it in a gear bag to remote multi-display setups and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) business or classroom presentations. Plus, this innovative adapter is backward compatible so you can use it with any HDMI display, projector, or TV at its maximum resolution.
The Perfect Pixel Problem Solver for:
Creators
Having an efficient workflow gives you a competitive edge. With a dual-display setup, tasks become faster and easier. Switch between programs like Photoshop, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, Logic Pro, Sketch, and Affinity Photo, or browse research while staying productive. Dual displays let you jump between projects and apps more smoothly than a single display can. When it’s time to share your work, a larger digital space makes it easier to collaborate. You’ll have plenty of room to explore ideas, adjust concepts, and work through different options.
Influencers
Expand your reach with more screen space to manage content, comments, and interactions—whether it’s followers, fans, or trolls. Keep track of social media stats and stay on top of posts, reposts, views, and likes. Extra display space gives you the room to streamline your content creation, so you can focus on producing great videos, photos, and posts. When you’re building your social presence, you need the display power to match.
Students
Maximize your workspace with massively more view space. With extra digital real estate, you can dive deep into your lessons and take detailed notes that paper just can’t keep up with. Get a better view of videos and images with larger displays and keep all your research organized and easily accessible.
More Time. More Possibilities.
With dual-display capability, you can boost productivity by up to 35%2. With more time, you can dive deeper into your creative skills, speed up data crunching, or manage more security ops. You’ll also have more time for what truly matters in life — whether it’s going to the park, walking the dog, or enjoying some well-deserved, much needed downtime.
A More Satisfying Life
Creating a dual-display setup with the OWC USB-C Dual HDMI 4K Display Adapter doesn’t just boost your productivity—it can reduce errors by 20% and increase your work satisfaction by 91%.3 Fewer mistakes, less revisions, faster turnaround times, and happier clients. It all adds up to a more satisfying life for you.
DisplayLink “Plug and Display”
Adding dual display magnificence to your machine couldn’t be simpler. Just connect the OWC USB-C Dual HDMI 4K Display Adapter to your machine and your existing HDMI displays. Then download the DisplayLink Manager application (Mac) or driver (Windows) to launch yourself into an expansive new visual world.
Discover the OWC Difference
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- Windows OS can support up to six displays via DisplayLink. In addition to native display support, macOS supports up to four external displays via DisplayLink. You can check how many displays your specific Mac can support natively HERE
- Fujitsu Siemens Computers “Office 21” research results of users going from two displays to three displays.
- Studies conducted by the University of Utah and Wichita State University.