StarTechcom 4-Port Multi Monitor Adapter - Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort MST Hub - 4x 1080p - Video Splitter for Extended Desktop Mode on Windows PCs Only - mDP to Quad DP Monitors (MSTMDP124DP)

I wanted to connect two monitors I have to my Surface Pro 3. After doing a research, I found out that there are few dependencies to get to extend your SP3 to 2 additional screens, one of them is the model of the SP3 you have.Anyway, after buying this, I managed to connect my 2 ASUS monitors using a DisplayPort -> HDMI cables. These cables were connected to this piece of Mini Display Port that I bought from Amazon and it's working well.Now, when I bought this piece, I wanted to use it for my SP3 as well as for me MacBook Air. That being said, it did not work with MacBook Air which I have.After doing a research, I found out there are few elements a person should research before buying or investing in such a piece.1. Make sure your graphics card is capable of extending into few additional monitors and the resolution it can extend into to. (It was important for me to get the SP3 to extend at 1920*1080 on both 27" monitors. Without a graphics card that can do that, this piece may not be able to give achieve this.2. Make sure your get the right cables. I got this piece and I overlooked the fact it is Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort converter, I "assumed" it was to HDMI. Nonetheless, I managed to go to a local shot and instead of buying DisplayPort to HDMI converters, I invested in 2 DisplayPort to HDMI converters. Some of the cables I tried at the shop were faulty and hence after trying 5, we managed to find 2 that were working.3. Finally, make sure the graphics card driver is up to date. Check the driver website of your monitor manufacture and download/install the latest drivers.Good luck!

I don't write many reviews on products, but I wanted to on this one. Recently there have been a lot of negative reviews on this product from people having issues getting two monitors to function with this unit so I was a little unsure of purchasing this. I have not had that problem.I own a Microsoft Surface Pro 3 upgraded to Windows 10. I have the Surface Pro 3 docking station that only has 1 mini display port. I wanted to be able to use 2 full size monitors while having my surface docked and not have to have one pluged into the side of the Surface, so I purchased the StarTech Multi Monitor Adapter with two display ports. I then purchased two Display Port to DVI cables. Got everything hooked up and it works flawlessly after adjusting the display settings. I currently only use the two large monitors I have and keep the surface screen off, but with this set up I could run all three screens.When the Surface wakes up from sleep mode the screen flickers a little, but goes right back to the settings I have.

UPDATE 11/20/2015Barry Watson in Product Improvement did send me another one of these MST Hubs with the new chips and I am happy to report that with a few configuration settings in Windows 8.1 it does indeed work with my Microsoft Surface Pro 3. The setup allows me to have an Asus 24in on the left, my surface in the middle and another Asus on the right. Which allows me to have three desktops. If you are a buyer consider these things first. 1.) Go to the display settings and configure the positions of the display. The identify tool will show you which display corresponds with the number. 2) Pick the display under each corresponding monitor in the setup and pick the monitor model. (This sounds silly but you will see) That should fix the problem. 3) Before returning it try and call StarTech. They sent me a new one because of the reason above. As far as the Apple issue it will work with my MacBook Pro but the con is that it is only a mirror of the desktop on both displays. StarTech says Apple doesn't officially support MST yet.I just purchased a Surface Pro 3 with an Intel i5 Processor. Before purchasing I had done tons of research on the best solution for my dual Asus Monitors. I contacted StarTech and through the chat, the adviser told me that my Surface Pro supports Multi Stream Transport(MST) which is needed for this hub. He also said it is supported on my Early 2013 MacBook Pro. So I ordered the cables that they recommended which were $30 each and were DisplayPort to DVI. I got charged for the cables first then waited weeks to get the product because it was on back order. Finally when they got more after a week of waiting I was told they don't have any more. So I decided to order it from the retailer on Amazon. I tried first plugging this into my Mac. It only detected one monitor. So I was able to extend to one monitor and the other monitor was mirrored. I was told by StarTech that I would be able to extend to both monitors. Next I tried my Surface Pro 3. Even worse it only picked up 1 monitor and the other wouldn't work. I've looked at all the settings and it still doesn't detect. I simply returned the product to the retailer in Canada and am taking the 25% restocking fee as a hit for a product that many people complained doesn't work. I Googled some forums and they suggest a port replicator with an HDMI and USB Adapter.