The MacBook Neo supports only one external display through its USB-C ports, but DisplayLink docks offer a workaround for users needing multiple monitors. These specialized docks use compressed video over USB-C to bypass the laptop's native display limitations, allowing connection of two to four external screens.

DisplayLink technology acts as a virtual graphics adapter, sending compressed display data from the Mac and reconstructing it for HDMI or DisplayPort monitors. This process enables multiple external displays on systems that normally support only one. Several dock options are available, including the Plugable UD-6950PDH at $179.95, which supports dual 4K displays at 60Hz, and the Dell D6000 Universal Dock at $114.99, capable of driving up to three 4K displays.

The StarTech DK31C4DPPD quad monitor dock, priced around $236, offers four 4K outputs at 60Hz, while the Wavlink USB-C dual 4K docking station at $148.99 provides dual 4K support with 65W power delivery. Each dock connects via standard USB-C and requires installing DisplayLink Manager software on macOS for extended desktop functionality.