Thanks for the comment and the kind words! We love hearing how customers are using our products to increase their productivity in their setups!

The big mount looks like the AVLT Hex 32" Monitor Desk Stand

Have u testing ?

Thank you for contacting Plugable! For more detailed information on this setup simply send an email to support@plugable.com with the subject line of "Ticket 413150" so that we can prioritize that case and match it to this inquiry. Thank you! -Ryoma

Hello there, thanks for reach out to us! We would strongly suggest reaching out to our product owners here: plugable.com/pages/support with your brand/model of displays and computer. This way they can provide an accurate recommendation for a Plugable product! We look forward to hearing from you.

i am watching this video and they NEVER mentioned Desktop ..ALWAYS ONLY Laptops so I thinking this will not work on a desktop ..I not seeing anyone showing it working ONLY on a desktop

​@@jacenkun2931 It will work fine on a desktop, I'm running 3 monitors on my Desktop with an old GTX 970 and four DisplayLink USB2DVI Adapters (ala Plugables product)

​@@jacenkun2931 this would 100% also work on a desktop.

Hello and thanks for asking! Yes you can! Our UGA-HDMI-S adds one additional HDMI display that can run at 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz. --> plugable.com/products/uga-hdmi-s Please note that the Silicon Motion driver is required to use this adapter and you can download it from here --> plugable.com/pages/siliconmotion If you are using macOS the 'Screen Recording' permission is required. With the UGA-HDMI-S there is one additional virtual display created, and then the InstantView software 'records' that display to rendering it externally on your monitor. There is no actual recording or saving of information occurring, just this 'mirroring' of the virtual display to your physical monitor. Please let us know if we can be of any additional assistance. Sean // Plugable Support // Plugable.com/support

Yes for shares trading

i used to laugh but now im thinking this is going to be the norm pretth soon especially for social media

I have 24 😅

@@DryUrEyesMate share how to connect so many external monitors

Daytrading

Hello and thanks for asking! Unfortunately our products are not able to provide this type of functionality. At time the time of this comment our products are only able to provide extended or mirror display functionality. Please let us know if we can be of any additional assistance. Sean // Plugable.com/Support

Thanks for asking! With a modern Windows laptop the configuration shared in this video should work well. This would be an 11th or 12th Generation Intel. The adapters shown in this video should be able to power your 8 TV's however please note that these adapters are limited to 1920x1080 @ 60Hz. If your TV's are 4K displays, I would also recommend taking a look at our USBC-6950U which can run 2 displays up to 4K 60Hz ( plugable.com/products/usbc-6950u ). This is also a software driven graphical solution and should work well. Both the USBC-6950U and UGA-HDMI-2S ( plugable.com/products/uga-hdmi-2s ) use software to render your external display, and would not benefit from a more expensive GPU option. This is why we recommend a higher end CPU for environments such as you are describing. Please let us know if we can be of any additional assistance! Sean // Plugable.com/Support

Hello i would like do the same setup with smart Tv Hère are m'y configuration TYPE : SMART TV MODEL : ATL-50D9S RESOLUTION : 4K HDR 3840 x 2160 PIXELS TAILLE DE L’ECRAN : 50″ SMART TV : ANDROID 9.0 /ROM 1.5GB/ RAM 8GB PORTS : 1 VGA/ 2 USB/ 3 HDMI/ 1 COAX/ 1 EARPHONE OUT/ 1 AV INPUT/ 1 YPBPR/ 1 RJ45 Wich device do i need to setup IP to 6 screens

Thank you for your question, at the moment 8 monitors is the limit when using these adapters.

Hello and thanks for asking! You can find the best place to purchase any of our products through our website, by navigating to the product pages. The UGA-HDMI-2S --> plugable.com/products/uga-hdmi-2s The UGA-HDMI-S --> plugable.com/products/uga-hdmi-s The UGA-DP-S --> plugable.com/products/uga-dp-s In our internal testing we generally do not recommend over 8 external displays using these adapters, as the experience can become less than ideal. At this time we have no tested 16 external displays off of one host using our Silicon Motion based graphics adapters. However if you do wish to try, and you purchase through Amazon, we do offer the standard 30day return window. Please note that a driver installation is required, and you can find that download here --> plugable.com/pages/siliconmotion Please let us know how we can be of any additional assistance. Sean // Plugable Support // Plugable.com/support

Hello and thanks for asking! While the adapters in this video (as well as our USBC-768H4, the 4 display version) could work in your setup, we would caution against using video on each display. The adapters in this video use a software driver to render your external displays, and this can quickly result in a decrease in overall performance. If you wish to use the adapters to add additional screens for more passive tasks, such as reading stream chat or similar this configuration should work well for you! My apologies for not having a better answer for you at this time. Please let us know how we can be of additional assistance. Sean // Plugable.com/Support

Thanks for asking! There can be some latency or 'lag' involved when streaming video over a USB adapter, however this is based on available system resources. The graphics adapters shown in this video will use CPU resources primarily to render the external display. As a result performance can quickly degrade the more displays you are using, especially when showing video. If you have any additional questions please let us know. You can also reach out to us at --> htts://plugable.com/support Sean // Plugable Support

No

Get a "USB 3.0 to HDMI Adapter" or "USB 3.0 to Display port", or one of each and plug your monitors there. Just be cautious cause depending on your PC you might not get full quality or work 100%

Hello thank you for contacting us at Plugable. I'd be glad to certainly answer your questions. 1. Any compatible Windows 10 or 11 laptop with either two USB 3.0 ports or two USB-C ports. 2. it is possible to use DisplayPort adapters such as our UGA-DP-S instead to achieve up to 8 monitors. 3. It is possible to mix-match the use of our HDMI and DisplayPort adapters.

​@@PlugableThank you kındly. One more question: don't I need any driver whatsoever or is it simply plug and play?

@@themark26 These adapters do require Silicon Motion InstantView drivers, which are automatically installed via Windows Update. We also have manual instructions to install the drivers included with the adapters.

@@Plugable Thank you kındly. Have a great week.

Hello Lucas, thanks for reaching out. This would depend on the resolution of the monitor. In the case of having a 5th screen, we would recommend reaching out to our product team at plugable.com/pages/support for a tailored recommendation based on your system and displays.

@@Plugable its 21:9 so it is 2560x1080 full hd Ultrawide. Asking because i dont want to buy and have it not working, since im in brazil and returning it would suck

Hello and thanks for asking! The UGA-HDMI-2S can be used to extend the desktop of any host it is connected to, allowing each screen to represent a separate desktop space. Please note that the UGA-HDMI-2S can not be used to span the desktop across multiple screens, such as for the purpose of watching one video across multiple screens. Please let us know if we can be of any further assistance. You can also contact us directly at Plugable.com/Support or support@plugable.com Sean // Plugable Support

Hello Lin, thanks for reaching out. Running two additional monitors via software (common with our 3.0 USB docks), you should have no issue as the displays are being enumerated by the device itself rather than the onboard graphics. If you'd like a more accurate recommendation on a device for this, you'll want to reach out to our support team at plugable.com/pages/support We hope to hear from you!

HI! Thank you for your interest in our products! We have a USB 3 switch called the USB3-SWITCH2. We have an article on our website that explains how it works: plugable.com/blogs/news/all-you-need-to-know-about-plugable-switch-kvm-options-for-sharing-two-displays-and-more-between-two-computers If you wish to use three or more displays, it is possible. Go down to the FAQ section at the end of the article and click on the link titled "Q. What if I want to swap three monitors?" Thanks for reaching out to us! You can always contact us directly via support@plugable.com if you have any other questions!

Yes, these are all 1920 x 1080 monitors, as this is the maximum resolution these adapters can support. The more displays you add, the more GPU and CPU processing power is required, so it is recommended that you have a modern host laptop or PC. A discrete GPU would be helpful as well, but results may vary depending on the tasks being done.

Unfortunately at this time our products are not available in Europe, and I can not provide a lead time for these products to return. -Sean

Hello there, thanks for reaching out! It will be difficult to say what might be the cause and how to remedy it in the KZfaq comments. We strongly recommend reaching out to our support team at: support@plugable.com They'll be able to assist with your Plugable and the issue you're experiencing. We look forward to hearing from you.

Hello there, thanks for reaching out. That is possible. We would recommend reaching out to our product team at plugable.com/pages/support with the model of your computer and displays. This way they can provide an accurate recommendation for one of our products. We look forward to hearing from you!

Thanks for asking! Unfortunately the setup you are hoping to use would not achieve the goal I believe you are hoping to achieve. In order to use display spanning features (8 displays functioning as one) that you have mentioned, you will need to use a device that is connected directly to your Nvidia GPU. At this time that you would not be able to do so by adding one of our graphics adapters. My apologies for not having a better answer for you at this time. Please let us know if we can be of any additional assistance. Sean // Plugable Support

@@Plugable thanks for your reply. What type of device you can recomend? I'm totally newbie ☹️

@@f0kuz518 Not a problem! We're happy to help! In order to be able to best understand your setup, and your goal can you please clarify a few things for us? You mention the RTX 2060 6GB, can you also please let us know what CPU and the exact make and model of RTX 2060 you have? Are you looking to game across all 6 screens? Are you interesting in having 6 screens, but only have 3 used as a single spanned display? The other 3 could be used as extended desktops. The difference being that extended allows you to drag windows, but only full screen on one display at a time. Whereas spanned displays can act like one large display. Sean // Plugable Support

​@@Plugable great! here are the laptop details: Intel Core i7-9750H 6 x 2.6 - 4.5GHz Turbo, 12MB, UHD 630, 45W NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6GB, DirectX: 12.0, Driver version: 462.75, Driver type: DCH It will be used mainly for trading so it only needs to handle basic charts(games are excluded from specs for me) and 95% of time it will act as 8 monitors as single spanned display. It will be nice to have an option to run 6 as single one spanned and 2 others as extended.

@@f0kuz518 Thanks for providing those details. As mentioned previously, unfortunately you would only be able to span the displays that are connected directly to your RTX 2060. This should total 4 displays spanned (however I am not sure of the exact model of RTX 2060 you have). With that in mind you could then add an additional 4 displays using two of our UGA-HDMI-2S, however please note that these would only be able to be extended. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Sean // Plugable Support

Hello Diego! It's hard to say what may be causing those reviewers' issues. This setup can be resource intensive and there are some nuances to take into consideration based on system and OS. If you'd like to know more we strongly suggest reaching out to our support team with your system specs and monitor make/model at plugable.com/pages/support Lastly, if the setup does not work for you, we do offer a 30-day no-hassle return policy for all products sold by Plugable and fulfilled by Amazon.

Thanks for the comment, we do run extended tests of all of our products to make sure heat generation is not an issue. I would suggest to have these adapters in a normal environment where there is adequate air circulation. Leaving the adapter's in a small confined space will trap heat. If you have any questions on this monitor setup please feel free to reach out to us directly to our support page here -> plugable.com/pages/support

Thanks for asking! If you have a newer host computer, with an 11th gen Intel or similar AMD this should be okay. Please note that the graphics adapters show in this video are not capable of rendering at resolutions higher than 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz. We do sell products that can provide up to 4K 60Hz resolutions, and I have listed those below. Our USBC-6950U is capable of offering 2 x 4K 60Hz displays over either DisplayPort or HDMI. You can safely add 2 of these to your host system for your 4 monitors. --> plugable.com/products/usbc-6950u Please let us know how we can be of additional assistance, we're here to help! Sean / Plugable Support / support@plugable.com / Plugable.com/Support

Thanks for asking! Yes this should work! In the video we show off using one of our USB3-HUB7C USB hubs, to connect all of the external displays through our graphics adapters. You can find more about the products in the video through the links below. USB3-HUB7C --> plugable.com/products/usb3-hub7c UGA-HDMI-2S --> plugable.com/products/uga-hdmi-2s UGA-HDMI-S --> plugable.com/products/uga-hdmi-s UGA-DP-S --> plugable.com/products/uga-dp-s Please let us know if we can be of additional assistance. Please also feel free to contact us directly at support@plugable.com or Plugable.com/Support Sean // Plugable Support

Hello there, thanks for reaching out. The UGA-HDMI-2S does require software to be installed. These drivers can be found here: plugable.com/pages/siliconmotion If you're still running into issues, be sure to reach out to our support team at support@plugable.com

Thanks for asking. Unfortunately, we do not ship to Rwanda.

Thanks for commenting! I recommend contacting our support team via email at 'support@plugable.com' and we can get some additional details to help determine if our graphics adapters will be a good fit for your computer, monitors, third party splitter, and use case. Thank you!

Hello there, thanks for reaching out! It is hard to say without knowing the full extent of your setup as some hosts have a cap on how many displays can be added via software enabled devices. We would strongly recommend reaching out to our product experts at: plugable.com/pages/support for an accurate recommendation based on your setup. Thanks again!

Thanks for asking! You do not need a CPU with an integrated graphics card. However you would need to have at least one display connected to your RX580 for the best results. In order for our software based Graphics Adapters to work a system graphics card does need to be 'woken up' by having a directly attached display. This is accomplished in a laptop by the internal display. Please let us know how we can be of additional assistance! You can also reach out to us directly at support@plugable.com or Plugable.com/Support Sean // Plugable Support

@@Plugable Thank you so much for the detailed answer, you cleared my confusion.

​@@nofil126 Great! We're happy to help! Please do not hesitate to reach out if you ever have any additional questions! - Sean // Plugable Support

Also recommend the windows laptop /pc configuration

Thanks for asking! For the UGA-HDMI-2S as long as the displays have 1920x1080p 60hz resolutions and can connect over HDMI, absolutely! Please be sure to follow our step by step instructions for installing the necessary drivers on your MacBook Pro. You can find those here --> kb.plugable.com/en_US/docking-stations-and-video/1237488-silicon-motion-instantview-installation-instructions-for-macos-10-15-and-later Please do feel free to reach out to us directly if you need any additional support. You can do so at support@plugable.com -Sean

Hello and thanks for asking! Unfortunately not. At this time we do not recommend using more than 8 displays with our graphics adapters, as the performance can become less than ideal after that. My apologies for not having a better answer for you at this time. Sean // Plugable.com/Support

Hello and thanks for asking! In most cases we recommend against using our software driver based graphics solutions for CCTV environments. The Silicon Motion driver uses CPU resources to render the external stream, and the performance may not be idea with multiple video feeds. With that said you may find success using the adapters pictured in this video if the CCTV streams are lower resolution, such as 720P. If you have any further questions please feel free to reach out to us directly as well. --> Plugable.com/Support or support@plugable.com Sean // Plugable Support

Hello there, thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately our devices are incapable of being used for video wall applications.

Hello and thanks for asking! It is possible, however we would like to gather some additional information if possible. This will allow us to provide the best information possible. If you could please contact us directly so that we can gather some additional details that would be great. In order to do so can you please email support@plugable.com, and mention 'Sean'.

@@Plugable can this also work with a kvm to run multiple computers with the same 8 monitor set up?

@@readygroup5107 We do not recommend the use of KVM's with our Plugable docking stations or display adapters.

Thanks for asking! We speak to this on our website in the technical documentation for the TBT4-UDZ dock (kb.plugable.com/1705024), however, to speak to this in short here... DP to HDMI is supported but it requires an "active" adapter, "passive" adapters are not supported. If you have any additional questions please feel free to contact our support team at support@plugable.com

Hello, Thanks for asking! Based on the configuration of your system as described, you could easily add one of our UGA-HDMI-2S to add two additional 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz displays. --> plugable.com/products/uga-hdmi-2s Please note that a driver installation is required, and you can download that from here --> plugable.com/pages/siliconmotion Please let us know if we can be of any additional assistance. Sean // Plugable Support // support@plugable.com

@@Plugable ok. Thank you for your response. This helps! Have a great day!

You are correct that adding additional monitors will increase load on the CPU and GPU. However, the specific amount depends on the type of applications you are loading on the screens. Most modern processors should be able to handle simple tasks on 3-4 monitors, but any higher than that may require a dedicated GPU.

​@@PlugableThankQ very much sir for your valuable response👏❤️ Actually my purpose is for trading terminal extension on max 4 screen so that I can manage 4 different screens on a single laptop. No high end video editing nor game playing. ♦️♦️♦️♦️ So can I go with a laptop which has i7 13th gen processor + 16gb ram + Intel Iris Xe graphics laptops? Please confirm sir ASAP Thanks again ❤

@@AkbarBrbalHumau While we cannot guarantee that your setup will be supported here, we have no reason to expect this setup to not work!

@@Plugable ohh🥺 So please tell me one thing. What is your laptop configuration or specs? Bcoz you have connected 8 monitors with a single laptop & that's I want in my case. After knowing your laptop configuration, I will decide what should I do. Thanks 👍

Hello Vladamir, thanks for reaching out. This is likely due to unsupported video via USB-C which is common in Ryzen systems. To achieve two displays, you'll need a USB 3.0 based device such as our UGA-HDMI-2S, or USBC-6950U, or a UD-3900Z (docking station). The devices mentioned range from 1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz to 4K @ 60Hz.

Hi Chad, thank you for asking. You could connect both your USBC-6950UE adapters to your laptop/system using either USB-A or USB-C (if available) on your system and that should satisfy at least four external monitors without needing a Hub. Most laptop/systems come with USB-A and now USB-C ports so instead of using a Hub, you could simply use your onboard USB ports instead. Please keep in mind that your USBC-6950UE adapters are only capable of providing two external monitors at a time. Not four. The reason I mention this is you brought up eight monitors so I wanted to help clarify. If you were looking to connect four more monitors then you would need a Hub such as the USB3-HUB7C and two additional USBC-6950UE adapters (or UGA-HDMI-2S adapters as seen in this video) to accommodate eight external monitors. All that being said, please note that this video does describe some possible limitations (video start 1:37) so you will want to keep this in mind if you are looking to add additional monitors past your CPU or GPU specifications.

@@Plugable spectacular customer service sir - I messaged a guy from a computer shop in town here who I paid to fix my other pc, and he really just barely replied, you guys spelled it out for me - god bless man you need a fuckin raise! Excellent product 5 stars man wow

@@Plugable if im runnning 8 monitors, couldnt i buy 4 "Dual Display - USB to HDMI Adapter adds support for two HDMI monitors," product on Amazon, and then one hub of yours, and then be good to go?

​@@AuslanderRaus1488 Hello, thank you for asking! Yes that should wok exactly as you hope, as long as the host computer is capable of supporting 8 monitors.

@@Plugable what is the most important part of my pc to be able to support 8 monitors - is it a good gpu?

Thanks for asking! To assure that we are able to provide the best possible recommendation, could you please provide the make and model of the 42inch displays that you already have? You mention the latest gaming laptop, could you please provide the make and model of your laptop as well? We'll be looking for your next reply. -Sean -Plugable Technologies

I am sorry this is not working as expected, I recommend contacting our support team via email at 'support@plugable.com' and we will be happy to help!

Hello David, thanks for reaching out. We would want to know more about your setup before confirming definitively that this is possible. However, typically speaking, there should be no issue in adding a monitor via software such as DisplayLink or InstantView. Our product owners can help you with a recommendation by reaching out to support@plugable.com with the model of your laptop and display.

You should be able to get four displays using these devices on that host computer.

Thanks for asking! I have reviewed the laptop model you are using, and you should be good to go! Please feel free to contact us directly as well if you ever need additional assistance. --> support@plugable.com Sean // Plugable Support

We haven't tested this exact setup, so we are not sure if this will work or not. However, there is no reason that we would not expect this setup to work!

Thanks for asking! To use the Silicon Motion based adapters we show in this video, you would need to download the Silicon Motion drivers from our website. --> plugable.com/pages/siliconmotion If you need further assistance please do not hesitate to reach out to us at support@plugable.com or plugable.com/support Sean // Plugable Support

Hello, we can certainly assist and help with setup for these graphics adapters. With touchscreen monitors there are an additional layer of complexity that can occur compared to normal monitors which may cause issues. Can you contact us directly from our support page here so that we can further investigate plugable.com/pages/support

Thanks for asking! We expect our Graphics Adapters to work on any modern Windows or macOS host. Please note that running up to 8 displays as shown in this video can be resource intensive, and we do recommend a modern CPU released in the last 2-3 years. Please let us know if we can be of any additional assistance. You can also reach us at support@plugable.com or Plugable.com/Support. Sean // Plugable Support

These hub and adapters would be limited to 1920x1080p 60hz, unfortunately 4k displays and higher refresh rates are not supported at this time.

@@Plugable buggeroo, i was also wanting to run two external monitors at 4K 120+ Htz

Hello, Thanks for asking! Yes you can! If you are in need of additional USB ports please check out our USBC-HUB7BC --> plugable.com/products/usbc-hub7bc Please note that a driver is required and you can find the required drivers here --> plugable.com/pages/siliconmotion Please let us know if we can be of any further assistance. Sean // Plugable Support // Plugable.com/Support

Thanks for asking! Yes you can use the same process to add up to 3 additional external monitors on macOS 10.15 or newer. Please note that on macOS the Silicon Motion driver software is required. You can find our step by step instructions to install the driver here --> kb.plugable.com/en_US/docking-stations-and-video/1237488-silicon-motion-instantview-installation-instructions-for-macos-10-15-and-later Please feel free to reach out to us directly at support@plugable.com as well if you need any additional assistance! Sean // Plugable Support

Hello Daryl, thanks for reaching out. Yes, this could be a solution (UGA-HDMI-2S), and would run 2x extended, external displays via the Silicon Motion software found here: plugable.com/pages/siliconmotion However, we have many solutions for multi-monitor setups and they will depend on the model of your HP All-in-one and the monitors you're attempting to use. Because of that, we would strongly recommend reaching out to our product experts at: plugable.com/pages/support and they can help with a tailored recommendation to your system. If you do decide to contact us, be sure to include the model number of your laptop and monitors. We hope this helps!

Thanks for asking! Unfortunately, we cannot recommend this setup for macOS. In our experience macOS limits the amount of USB connected displays to 3.

Hello there, thanks for reaching out. It sounds like you would like to achieve a video wall. Unfortunately, our devices and their respective software cannot be combined to create a video wall. Sorry we don't have better news in this regard, but hope it helps to clarify.

Hello there, thanks for reaching out. This video, as mentioned, was meant as a proof of concept and is largely intended to show the functionality of each device (though each functions similarly). For all intents and purposes, the setup you suggest would have the same results. However, as stated in the video, everyone's experience with such a setup will vary.

Thanks for asking! We haven't tested with a Surface Pro system, but we'd expect it to work similarly to this demonstration. However, since this is a proof of concept we cannot guarantee that it will preform to meet your needs.

@@Plugablethanks for the aswer. Another question. is ther a minimun system requirement to do that implemem.tation????

There are a few options for connecting three displays and the USB devices you want. It may be helpful if you could message us at support@plugable.com so we can recommend the best setup for your devices.

Yes, our USB Graphics Adapters that use Silicon Motion technology can work alongside computers with dedicated GPUs.

Hello, Thank you for asking! With macOS based devices the maximum number of supported external displays is 4. Please note that the InstantView driver software is required and you can download that from here --> kb.plugable.com/en_US/docking-stations-and-video/1237488-silicon-motion-instantview-installation-instructions-for-macos-10-15-and-later Please let us know how we can be of any additional assistance, we're here to help! Sean // Plugable Support // support@plugable.com

@@Plugable Thank you very much, you saved my day, I will read more in the link that you gave me. :)

Hello, our graphics adapter at most can support 8 monitors on a Windows 10 or 11 computer. If you have a specific use case in mind and have questions feel free to contact our support team at support@plugable.com

Hello Derek, thanks for reaching out. If the intention is to use them as a video wall, this unfortunately would not work. Additionally, extensions are needed to wire up displays around the bar, this would also see a less than optimal outcome. The further the signal has to travel, the more likely it is that there will be video degredation. Sorry we don't have better news, but hope this helps to clarify.

Hello and thanks for asking! We expect that this should work great! The UGA-HDMI-2S uses a software solution, and can be powered off any USB 3.0 or better data port. These adapters will also not count towards the 3 displays you mentioned you have already been able to use, as the UGA-HDMI-2S is a software based driver solution. Meaning you could run up to 7 displays with 2 UGA-HDMI-2S. Please let us know if we can be of any additional assistance. Please also feel free to reach out to us directly at support@plugable.com or Plugable.com/Support. Sean // Plugable Support

like should i just buy 4 of the HDMI ones ? or is there a reason whyd id want to buy some of the single display port ones?

​@@AuslanderRaus1488 Hello, thank you for asking. You can absolutely purchase 4 of our UGA-HDMI-2S adapters and connect them to our USB3-HUB7C. There is no need to mix and match adapter types, we do so in this video so that we can show the different types of adapters in action. As we mentioned in our previous reply there can be some technical limitations to running 8 monitors in this way, please refer to the 1:37 mark in this video for more information on that.

Is UGA-HDMI-2S displaylink technology? To bypass single display limitations on M1 MacBook Air

​@@rogerhuang2413 Thanks for asking! The UGA-HDMI-2S is actually a SMI device, that functions similarly to our DisplayLink products. Just like with our DisplayLink products, you will need to install the SMI driver in order for the UGA-HDMI-2S to work on your MacBook Air. The UGA-HDMI-2S adds external displays to your M1 Mac without counting against the limit of 1 external display. Meaning you can actually run a total of 3 displays when adding the UGA-HDMI-2S to your MacBook Air M1. You can download the SMI drivers here --> plugable.com/pages/siliconmotion As always please feel free to reach out to us directly if you are in need of additional support! --> support@plugable.com -Sean

Thanks for asking! For connecting eight 4K displays I'd suggest using the USBC-6950U (plugable.com/products/usbc-6950u). This is a similar adapter which supports two 4K 60Hz displays with either HDMI or DisplayPort connectors. With four of these units you should be able to connect to eight displays. It's important to note that macOS would be limited to 4 displays through this adapter, so this can only be done in Windows. I'd also note that this setup would not be suitable for any graphically-intensive tasks such as CAD, video editing, or even as a video wall as the performance with these tasks wouldn't be great. For this setup please ensure that the processor in your computer is Intel 11th Generation equivalent or newer. Please let us know if you have any more questions!