I-TEC USB C to Dual DPI 4K/ 60Hz

Product Features 1x integrated USB-C cable for connecting to host device Graphics adapter technology: USB-C (MST) Video ports: 2x DP Supported resolutions: host device with DisplayPort 1.2 support: 1 monitor 1x DisplayPort up to 4K/60Hz 1 monitor 1x DisplayPort up to QHD/144Hz 2 monitors 1 x DisplayPort + 1x DisplayPort up to 2x 4K/30Hz host device with DisplayPort 1.4 support: 1 monitor - 1x DP up to 8K/30Hz 1 monitor - 1x DP up to 4K/120Hz or 1440p/240Hz or 1080p/360Hz 2 monitors - 1x DP + 1x Up to 2x 4K/60Hz operating system: Windows 11, Windows 10, macOS*, iPadOS**, Android**, Chrome OS and Linux with the latest updates. Product dimensions: 70 x 60 x 15 mm Product weight: 53 g Package dimensions: 180 x 130 x 25 mm Package weight: 131 g SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Hardware requirements: Device with an available USB-C or Thunderbolt3 port Video output requirements: USB 3.0 and USB 3.0 000000output Features: Devices with an available USB-C port with DisplayPort Alternate Mode support or a Thunderbolt3 port. Operating system: Windows 11, Windows 10, macOS*, iPadOS**, Android**, Chrome OS and Linux with the latest updates. * macOS does not support Multi Stream Transport (MST) technology. ** iPadOS and Android do not support multi-screen image transmission technology or extended screen option. This means that when connected to an external monitor, only the mirrored screen is displayed. (Does not apply to Android devices with DEX and Easy Projection extensions). What's in the Box Product Manual Description Add two external DP monitors to your desktop or connect projectors or TVs to your notebook, tablet or PC via the new USB-C or Thunderbolt 3 port. The adapter supports 1x 8K / 30Hz or 2x 4K / 60Hz*. It's very easy to use, just plug the adapter into your computer's USB-C, USB4 or Thunderbolt 3/4 port, connect it to a display device via a DP cable, and you're ready to go. Driver installation is done automatically by the system. *Note: The macOS operating system does not support Multi Stream Transport (MST) video transmission technology, which means that when connected to macOS, the same image is projected on both connected monitors.