BenQ 4K Monitors for MacBook Pro and MacBook Air (2024)

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Show Mac® Colors Colors Not Matching?Plug in and Get the Right Colors Sync with MacBook Control Get it Done with Display Pilot 2 A Powerful Hub Connects All ▼ We Adjust Easily. You View Comfortably. Free Your Ideas in 3 Steps Which Monitor is Right for You? Experience Flawless MacBook Integration Now We Prioritize Eye Care Triple 4K Monitors, Simply One Docking Station Boost Your Productivity with Ease Color Perfection Back-to-School Sale Add Flow to Your Workflows Tell us we can help. Need To Get In Touch? FAQs References

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Show Mac® Colors

Expand Your MacBook^® Computer’s View with Consistent Colors Through Just One Cable

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Colors Not Matching?Plug in and Get the Right Colors

Most external monitors display colors differently from MacBook computers. As the best color-matching monitor for your MacBook, the BenQ MA270U/MA320U delivers the P3 wide color gamut and BenQ's professionally calibrated vibrant colors for MacBook.

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Colors Not Matching?Plug in and Get the Right Colors

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Sync with MacBook Control

Now you can synchronize controls between your MacBook computer and monitor with simple keystrokes, just like you would on your MacBook. Simply press the brightness or volume key, and both displays will adjust simultaneously.

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Get it Done with Display Pilot 2

Experience Mac-like simplified settings with BenQ Display Pilot 2 software.

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Get it Done with Display Pilot 2

Experience Mac-like simplified settings with BenQ Display Pilot 2 software.

Free Download See how Display Pilot 2 benefits you with more simple settings

A Powerful Hub Connects All

More than a stylish external monitor for your MacBook computer, it’s also a powerful hub for your desktop Apple ecosystem. The built-in 15W hub charges your iPad^® and iPhone^® devices while you work.

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Get connected to various devices for multitasking
Built-in 90W and 15W USB-C keeps your devices charged* and expands connectivity

*Ensure your devices stay charged even when the monitor is off with Always-on Power Charging.

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We Adjust Easily. You View Comfortably.

No more bad posture. Beyond the MacBook computer's screen limitations, the BenQ monitor offers more freedom with multiple angles and height flexibility for a better viewing experience.

Free Your Ideas in 3 Steps

1. Connects seamlessly via USB-C
2. Displays Mac Colors
3. Expands Your MacBook's View

Which Monitor is Right for You?

4K 27” | MA270U

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4K 32” | MA320U

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Experience Flawless MacBook Integration Now

We believe, like you, that simplicity best expresses individuality.
That's why you need a stylish external monitor that effortlessly integrates with your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air computer.
The new BenQ MA Series frees your ideas without limitations.
With our exclusive Mac color tuning, enjoy consistent colors seamlessly replicated from your MacBook computer.
Buy the BenQ MA Series 4K Monitor now and expand your MacBook computer's brilliant display to match your sophistication.

*Apple^®, Mac^®, MacBook^®, iPhone^®, iPad^®, and Mac mini^® are registered trademarks of Apple Inc.

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We Prioritize Eye Care

How Eye-Care takes care of you

Panels that Protect

BenQ makes the best monitors that treat your eyes right. The innovative Nano Matte Panel and BenQ Eye-Care technology eliminate elements like reflection and glare that could harm your vision.
TUV Reflection Free Certified

Being TUV Reflection Free Certified ensures multitasking with minimized distractions. The global safety authority TÜV Rheinland also certifies the MA series' Low Blue Light feature as truly friendly to the human eye, ensuring the display reduces harmful blue light.

Triple 4K Monitors, Simply One Docking Station

Now empower your workstation with the BenQ Docking Station. It overcomes MacBook Apple^® silicon's display limitations, providing consistent triple 4K extended displays and 100W charging capabilities for your MacBook laptops.

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BenQ Monitors for MacBook

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27"~28"

31"~32"

27"~28"

MA270U

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27"

Screen Size

4K (3840x2160)

Resolution

Color Gamut

USB-C

All-in-One Connection

15W,90W

USB-C Power Delivery

3W Stereo Speaker

Audio Output

115mm

Height Adjustment Stand

Display Pilot 2,Display QuicKit

Assistant Tool

31"~32"

MA320U

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32"

Screen Size

4K (3840x2160)

Resolution

Color Gamut

USB-C

All-in-One Connection

15W,90W

USB-C Power Delivery

3W Stereo Speaker

Audio Output

115mm

Height Adjustment Stand

Display Pilot 2,Display QuicKit

Assistant Tool

Color Gamut

Color gamut is defined as the range of colors which a particular device can produce or record , with some commonly used standards such as Rec.2020, P3, DCI-P3, AdobeRGB, sRGB, and NTSC.

Assistant Tool

No more fiddling with your OSD settings. Just open Display Pilot 2 to set up your screen effortlessly in one go.

Color Gamut

Color gamut is defined as the range of colors which a particular device can produce or record , with some commonly used standards such as Rec.2020, P3, DCI-P3, AdobeRGB, sRGB, and NTSC.

Assistant Tool

No more fiddling with your OSD settings. Just open Display Pilot 2 to set up your screen effortlessly in one go.

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Color Perfection

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Add Flow to Your Workflows

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BenQ 4K Monitors for MacBook Pro and MacBook Air (2024)

FAQs

Are BenQ monitors compatible with Mac? ›

Do BenQ monitors work with Mac M1/M2/M3? Yes. We strongly recommend connecting BenQ monitors to Mac M1/M2/M3 directly via HDMI or Thunderbolt 3/4 (USB-C) in order to maintain consistent performance.

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How to connect a MacBook Air to a BenQ monitor? ›

To connect the display, you need to use the USB-C/Thunderbolt 4 cables BenQ offers or purchase an Apple Thunderbolt cable at the Apple Store.

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Will a 4K monitor work with Macbook Pro? ›

Supports two displays in any one of these configurations: Two displays up to 6K at 60Hz over Thunderbolt. One display up to 6K at 60Hz over Thunderbolt, and one display up to 4K at 144Hz over HDMI.

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How many 4K monitors can Macbook Pro support? ›

Supports four external displays in any one of these configurations: Four displays up to 6K at 60Hz (or 4K at 144Hz) over Thunderbolt. Three displays up to 6K at 60Hz (or 4K at 144Hz) over Thunderbolt in port group 1, and one display up to 8K at 60Hz (or 4K at 240Hz) over HDMI in port group 2.

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How do I know if a monitor is Mac compatible? ›

Monitors with Thunderbolt support are optimal for Mac computers that support Thunderbolt, too. It provides higher bandwidth and more power than a typical USB-C connection using DisplayPort Alt Mode, but you can still use your Mac computer with any USB-C monitor.

Are all monitors compatible with MacBook Air? ›

Although most monitors work with your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air, some offer a few advantages. Monitors with USB-C ports make it easy to charge your laptop and display an image with the same cable, and while most support DisplayPort Alt Mode, some have the more powerful Thunderbolt, which the MacBook also supports.

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How to connect a monitor to a MacBook air and use both screens? ›

Connect displays

Connect an external keyboard and mouse or trackpad.
Connect the Mac to power. If the external display provides power to the Mac, a separate power adapter isn't needed.
Connect the first display. ...
Close the laptop lid.
Connect the second display.

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Why won't my MacBook Air connect to an external monitor? ›

Faulty cables (or the wrong cables). Power-saving options in a MacBook preventing it from running an external monitor. Outdated drivers or software for docks. Incorrect settings in your Mac's Display settings, including brightness and resolution.

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Can I watch 4K on my MacBook Pro? ›

In Safari on a Mac with the latest version of macOS, compatible content may play in up to 4K HDR. In the latest version of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge on a Mac, Windows PC, or Android, compatible content will play in up to 1080p (HD).

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Why is everything so small on my 4K monitor Mac? ›

Most users find 4K resolution (3840 x 2160) uncomfortable, as the icons and fonts are too small for them. That's why Apple has scaling set up so that even though the image looks like Full HD (1920 x 1080), the monitor receives a 4K quality signal.

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Does the MacBook Air have 4K? ›

Video Support

Up to two external 4K displays with 4096-by-2304 resolution at 60Hz at millions of colors.

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How do I get my MacBook Air to recognize two external monitors? ›

On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Displays in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.) Press and hold the Option key to make the Detect Displays button appear in place of the Night Shift button, then click Detect Displays.

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How many monitors can a MacBook Air M2 support? ›

Apple Silicon and Multi-Display Support

For users of the M1, M2, or M3 Pro or Max series chips, there's support for connecting between two or four external monitors through Type-C and HDMI connections. For the standard M1 and M2 chips without any suffix, the connectivity is restricted to just one external monitor.

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Why are my two monitors showing the same thing on my Mac? ›

On MacOS, navigate to System Settings > Displays. From here click Arrange/Arrangement and then uncheck Mirror Displays.

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Can I use any brand monitor with a Mac? ›

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Do some monitors not work with Mac? ›

The short answer is almost any, with an adapter to connect your Mac's port to the monitor (e.g. you might need a USB-C to HDMI cable). However, with any screen under 4k resolution the issue will be text quality.