I've been an Apple user for over 35 years, and I was pretty excited to make the M1 migration now that many apps have been updated for Apple Silicon. I love Apple but will not buy anything with their chip until the kinks are worked out. I am floored that Apple would produce a Pro for business that only supports a single monitor. No blurry screen and no having to set or change any settings to get it to work. No issues, supports dual monitors, and seamlessly integrated to the laptop. Returned this and ordered an Intel based 13" MacBook Pro.
The scale was off and the display just stayed blurry no matter what setting I changed it to on the monitor or the laptop's settings. This laptop just would not configure to show a clear resolution with my monitors. Now brings me to the issue that made me return the laptop. Despite this I had planned to keep it and just deal with 1 monitor because of the cost savings over buying the Intel based MacBook Pro and wanted the longer battery life. A professional would want two monitors and should not have to google whether a PRO laptop supports more than 1 monitor when the intel version does seamlessly. However the low rating stems from the fact that this is a PRO laptop.
News to me and I guess I should have researched more. Googled the issue and found that the new M1 apple chip only supports a single monitor. Bought this one and connected to my Belkin hub for the HDMIs. No issues with the monitors and connected instantly with zero effort to get the screens to work with the laptop. I previously had a 2020 16" intel based MacBook Pro for work configured with two HP monitors. This was supposed to be an upgrade from my 2014 MacBook Air.
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