Connect the Thunderbolt out on your laptop to the Thunderbolt in on monitor 1. 3. Connect the Thunderbolt out on monitor 1 to the Thunderbolt in on monitor 2. 4. Repeat step #3 for any subsequent monitors. * NOTE: connection to the final monitor can also be USB-C with DP Alt mode support.

Your monitor is not a Thunderbolt monitor, therefore you do not need a Thunderbolt cable although most passive Thunderbolt 3 cables (

USB-C can also serve as an upstream port, meaning you can connect your hard drive or other USB devices to the monitor and transfer data to your computer. Besides its USB-C features and power delivery, you should consider your budget and what you need the monitor for when looking for a USB-C monitor.

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