I’m debating on if I should give examples on what is needed to get more displays to work as that might be considered a product endorsement. Thunderbolt displays are a bit rare so if that is a feature then it should not be difficult to find as it would be a selling point. How can someone know if a display supports Thunderbolt? You need to examine the spec sheet. Adding a GPU to a port can be considered an exception to this rule but that is because the GPU in the Mac isn’t driving the display any more but the external box. With Apple computers it is one display to one port. I’ve seen external GPUs that will support three displays but they sell for far more than 13 euro. If someone were to plug an external GPU into a Thunderbolt port then the number of displays supported depends on the capability of this added GPU, not that internal to the Mac. Taking this a bit further we can look into Apple multiple display support and find that Apple (in)famously does not support MST on DisplayPort, meaning no one port is going to support more than one display. The product description says it will not support more than one display at a time.
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