Mac Studio M1 Max Monitors

Works just fine with my Mac Studio Max M1 computer, does not require any drivers or software, I don't know about PCs but on the Mac it's excellent and the price is excellent also.

So far, it seems to be noticeably faster than my comparably equipped Studio with an M1 Max. I had people tell me I wouldn't notice, but I do. The battery life is amazing. Doing a zoom broadcast with external camera and sound, my old MacBook Pro would deplete the battery in less than an hour. Starting at 100% this dropped to 75% in an hour of broadcasting. For easy tasks, word processing, web browsing it lasts about two business days!

I have this running on a MacPro M1 Max in my studio, Lots of ports, NVME RAM on the external TBolt port, a monitor on DPort, and all but one USB-C port connected running a Daw controller, keyboards, and a bunch of other device. Good unit

While I did have an issue with a Mac mini with an M1 chip, that was quickly resolved with a call to Eizo tech support. I am a longtime Eizo user--probably 13 or 14 years. The monitors just work. I run the auto calibration, and when I print after soft proofing, I always get what I saw on the screen. Yes, they are more expensive than other brands, but I am willing to pay the price to avoid wasting paper and ink while having an easy time setting the monitor up. As compared to older Eizo monitors, this monitor is lighter and more sleek. The on/off button works better-it seems to sense your finger without the need to push anything and the menu system is easier to work with.

I have the new M1 Mac that only supports 1 external monitor, I was able to connect my 2 external monitors without any issues, just plugged it in and it worked! I haven't had any issues with them disconnecting. Worth every penny!

Does exactly what I needed to do in allowing me to use 2 monitors with new my M1 Mac. Was very frustrated when I got the new computer and couldn’t use 2 monitors, but this is a quick fix.

Bought for my recent M1 Pro Max purchase.

For any M1 Mac with a USB-C port (MacBook Air, Mac mini, MacBook Pro, Mac Studio) the Transcend will transfer at 10 Gb/s USB 3.1 Gen 1 speed and NOT 20 Gb/s USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 speeds. Interestingly enough, the additional provided USB-C to USB-A cable allows 10 Gb/s to the rear USB-A port of the Mac Studio even though Apple advertises the port to go up to only 5 Gb/s. The unit has a pleasant rubberized optional cover that feels good in hand and doesn't scratch other devices in your bag.

I upgraded from a Mac Studio M2 Max and this little powerhouse is more powerful and mobile. I suggest you get a sleeve it fingerprints easily. Running Photoshop and Davinci with no issues. Stays very cool and quiet and I can charge it with my Anker powerbank so no need to take power supply on day trip. Best Mac i have owned in years

I purchased these adapters (2) for use with my brand new Mac Studio Max. The adapter plug housings are very close to the same color as the Mac Studio and the cables are the ideal length for my needs. They appear well constructed and should last longer than the computer itself. Time will tell how they really hold up, but for now, they are well worth it for my needs.