Phew! Just bought the S6 15.4 dual monitors and there was little info on how to connect with the multiple cables. YOUR video was the only one I could find that gave the important info about where to connect the HDMI cable on the back of the monitor. Great video to walk me thru the settings, configuration, etc. Thank you! Keeping this for reference.
Nice video! I was wondering if it is possible to connect each monitor to a different device, so one to a phone and the other one to a computer for example.
Sorry for the late reply, I'm just trying to post helpful tidbits since I have the product in front of me physically. You have to make sure both screens are either plugged into an open USB C port EACH, or use one on USB C and the other on a combo of USB C to USB A and USB C to HDMI.
Good to see you back! I like your reviews, always interesting products and well described. This looks like a great item, didn't know such a thing existed, very useful if you're working with multiple spreadsheets etc.
My laptop is a Lenovo ThinkPad E15. It has one USB-C (power/data), two USB-A, and one HMDI. I have one monitor connected via USB-A and HDMI and the screen works. The other monitor is connected USB-C to USC-C and it says no signal. Any ideas?
I have it plugged in the same way but it's not working. Everything is new including the chords which are securely plugged in. Drivers up to date. Still not working. Any suggestions?
Would this be compatible with a Microsoft surface 9 pro? I would love something like this, but with the way it attaches to the laptop, I'm not sure if it'll work
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Phew! Just bought the S6 15.4 dual monitors and there was little info on how to connect with the multiple cables. YOUR video was the only one I could find that gave the important info about where to connect the HDMI cable on the back of the monitor. Great video to walk me thru the settings, configuration, etc. Thank you! Keeping this for reference.
Great review thanks! Going to pick one up for remote work. Nice to take a break from my docking station.
Nice video! I was wondering if it is possible to connect each monitor to a different device, so one to a phone and the other one to a computer for example.
I just recently bought this product and only one screen projects. How can I get both screens to project?
Sorry for the late reply, I'm just trying to post helpful tidbits since I have the product in front of me physically. You have to make sure both screens are either plugged into an open USB C port EACH, or use one on USB C and the other on a combo of USB C to USB A and USB C to HDMI.
Good to see you back! I like your reviews, always interesting products and well described. This looks like a great item, didn't know such a thing existed, very useful if you're working with multiple spreadsheets etc.
Hey this guy is not answering the question
My laptop is a Lenovo ThinkPad E15. It has one USB-C (power/data), two USB-A, and one HMDI. I have one monitor connected via USB-A and HDMI and the screen works. The other monitor is connected USB-C to USC-C and it says no signal. Any ideas?
Can I use it with a 12,6 Inch monitor? I see minimum is 13?
I have it plugged in the same way but it's not working. Everything is new including the chords which are securely plugged in. Drivers up to date. Still not working. Any suggestions?
Hi, is it possible to choose to use only one of the two monitors in a vertical position?
this is a late reply but as someone who has this product in front of me right now, no you cannot
Would this be compatible with a Microsoft surface 9 pro? I would love something like this, but with the way it attaches to the laptop, I'm not sure if it'll work
because of the way it attaches to the screen of the laptop, it would cover up the ports needed to connect to the screens with a Surface Pro 9
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