If you have your equipment ready and everything up to date, then make sure both your Mac and iPad are signed into the same iCloud account and that you have two-factor authentication turned on.
Both work well, but a wired connection should have a little less latency and lets you charge your iPad from your Mac while you’re using Sidecar. You’ll also need to be on the right firmware your Mac will need to be on macOS Catalina and your iPad needs to be on iPadOS 13.0.īefore you get Sidecar set up, you’ll also have to decide if you want to use Sidecar over a wireless or over a wired connection. You can check Apple’s list of supported devices right here. If you want to use macOS Catalina’s Sidecar feature to share your Mac’s screen with your iPad, first make sure you have a Mac and an iPad that both support the feature. (We’ll offer advice for how Windows PC users can set up an external monitor in an upcoming article.) Using Sidecar with an iPad
#SETUP TWO SCREENS FOR MAC HOW TO#
I’ll walk through how to set up both options in this guide. If you don’t have an iPad, you can connect a separate monitor to your Mac. If you have an iPad and a Mac, Apple offers a handy feature called Sidecar that lets you use your iPad as a second display. If you’re considering adding another screen to your macOS setup to help fix that laptop hunch or just to add some extra screen real estate, read on. To fix that, I’ve found that plugging my laptop to an external monitor on my desk is essential for me to be productive.
But it’s really hard for me to put in a full workday hunched over one. It’s great to do work while lounging in my favorite chair or at a coffee shop (when we could still do that).
Every computer I’ve called my own for work or personal use has been a laptop.
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