Very practical monitor but I can't get it to work on devices that only have Thunderbolt 4 ports (Lenovo Yoga 7 16IAH7 / Dell XPS) which I don't understand because Thunderbolt 4 should be able to do everything.
If I connect the Thunderbolt 4 via a Thunderbolt dock and hang the monitor on the USB-C with the display icon then it works. It's a shame. I simply can't get it to work straight away. Drivers etc tried everything.
So be careful with brand new laptops you might be disappointed with the display.

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Very practical monitor but I can't get it to work on devices that only have Thunderbolt 4 ports (Lenovo Yoga 7 16IAH7 / Dell XPS) which I don't understand because Thunderbolt 4 should be able to do everything.
If I connect the Thunderbolt 4 via a Thunderbolt dock and hang the monitor on the USB-C with the display icon then it works. It's a shame. I simply can't get it to work straight away. Drivers etc tried everything. 
So be careful with brand new laptops you might be disappointed with the display.

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Hello, I have the monitor in daily use on various devices with TB3 or TB4 and have never had a problem (including Macbook Pro M1, Lenovo Yoga 730). Have you tried using a different TB cable?

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