Hi,

I've recently tried to plug the monitor directly to the laptop and it worked successfully. I think I tried this back in the day, but didn't work. It still doesn't work when I plug it to a USB dock I have. Anyway, thank you.

Yes, I tried with that one too, but I insist: I'm interested in being able to use a single cable only (the UBS-C cable).

Yes, all of the cables I've used are those provided in the box, although I also used others just in case as I said (for example, a Thunderbolt 4 instead of the USB-C).

Hello. Isn't there any possibility of connecting the screen using the USB-C cable only then? Perhaps intalling some kind of driver?

Yes, I tried that combination too. The screen is not recognized that way either.

Thank you for the answer, but I cannot set it as a primary screen because it doesn't even get recognized when I connect it with the USB-C cable (it doesn't appear among the display settings). I've tried connecting both with the USB-C cable that came in the box and with a Thunderbolt 4 cable.

I've recently purchased de 18.5" Portable Monitor ( wiki ). However, the screen is not recognized when I connect it to my MacBook Pro M4 using the USB-C cable. It works using the mini-HDMI cable, but it would be ideal if I could connect it using just the USB-C cable. It is also worth noting that the ...