That list includes a $200 hub with a similar port selection to the Anker 563 and a two-year limited warranty (the Anker dock gives 18 months). You also have to download DisplayLink software, and you must be running macOS10.14 or Windows 7 or later.Īpple says that "using docks or daisy-chaining devices doesn't increase the number of displays you can connect" to an M1 Mac, so don't be surprised if there are hiccups during operation.Īnker isn't alone in trying to do what Apple says can't be done, as noted by The Verge. Hyper, for example, offers options for adding two 4K monitors to an M1 MacBook, one at 30 Hz and one at 60 Hz. If the display doesn't support 2048×1152, Anker says the monitor will default to 1920×1080. Instead, the additional two monitors are limited to 2048×1152 resolution and 60 Hz refresh rates.
The 4K monitor will run at 30 Hz, but you can no longer use another monitor at 2560×1440.
There are more disappointing caveats when looking at a tri-monitor setup. If you add a second external monitor via the Anker 563, a 4K screen will still run at 30 Hz via HDMI, while the DisplayPort will support up to 2560×1440 resolution at 60 Hz.
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