#MACBOOK PRO MULTIPLE MONITORS VIA HDMI PRO#
#MACBOOK PRO MULTIPLE MONITORS VIA HDMI WINDOWS#

One of our Thunderbolt 3 Dual Display Adapters can be connected to one of the Thunderbolt 3 ports on the opposite side of the laptop to add.

#MACBOOK PRO MULTIPLE MONITORS VIA HDMI PRO#

For example, a MacBook Pro 15 model can have our TBT3-UDV dock connected to one Thunderbolt 3 port and drive two displays.

#MACBOOK PRO MULTIPLE MONITORS VIA HDMI WINDOWS#

But you really wouldn't want to use VGA anyway since it's an analog signal, whereas everything else is digital, and therefore VGA will look noticeably worse than any other option. Plugable Thunderbolt 3 Dual HDMI Adapter (TBT3-HDMI2X-83) for Windows and Mac.

Not sure what you mean about trying a 'VGA daisy chain' though. That adapter incorporates a signal converter chip that allows the source port to send native DisplayPort because the HDMI conversion occurs within the adapter. You can ask CalDigit to confirm, but if that's the issue, then you'd need an active DisplayPort to HDMI adapter like this one. Typical DP to HDMI adapters/cables rely on the source port having that capability. In any case, based on your setup and observatinos, my guess is that the DP outputs on the CalDigit dock do not support 'Dual Mode DisplayPort' and therefore do not support falling back to native HDMI signaling. Based on your description, it sounds like you have the USB-C Pro Dock, which despite the name will use TB3 capabilities if the attached system supports it, but it's good to be specific about equipment models in situations like this. But you really wouldn't want to use VGA anyway since it's an analog signal, whereas everything else is digital, and therefore VGA will look noticeably worse than any other matt Fyi CalDigit makes more than one docking station.

Matt Fyi CalDigit makes more than one docking station.

Macbook pro multiple monitors via hdmi