3 external monitors

Hi @Michael Spork

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.  

Regarding your issue, Surface laptops and tablets are designed with integrated graphics and specific port configurations to balance performance, battery life, and portability. Because of these hardware constraints most Surface models officially support up to two external monitors. 

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• For more details, please refer to: Supported external display resolution and refresh rates for Surface.
• Maximum display refresh and resolutions possible with Surface Dock

I completely understand your frustration as having the flexibility to use multiple monitors can significantly improve productivity and workflow. Many users rely on extended screens for multitasking, and it makes sense to want that option on newer Surface models. If this limitation impacts your workflow, Microsoft welcomes feedback to help improve future Surface models. You can submit feedback directly through Feedback Hub (built into Windows):  

• Press Win + F or search for Feedback Hub in Start. 
• Sign in with your Microsoft account. 
• Select Device and Drivers > Surface and describe your request (e.g., “Support for 3 external monitors”). 
• For more details, please refer to: Send feedback to Microsoft with the Feedback Hub app.

Sharing feedback through this tool ensures your voice is heard by the product team working on these features.  

As Microsoft Community moderators, we are not directly involved in product design decisions and do not have access to the development roadmap. However, we want to assure you that your feedback has been acknowledged and is truly valued.        

Thank you for your understanding and feedback. 

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