Luna Display Support

Luna Display should be plugged in directly to the Mac's port. If your primary Mac and your iPad or secondary Mac are connected to the same Wi-Fi network, and the Luna Display apps are running on both devices, the connection should occur automatically. If it does not occur, here are a...

What is Headless Mode? Using Luna Display in headless mode allows you to turn your iPad into the primary display for a Mac mini, without the need for a monitor. It allows you to combine the processing power of the Mac mini with the touch display of the iPad. An...

What you will need to set up Mac-to-Mac Primary Mac - the main Mac you will be using (the host device) Secondary Mac - the extended display (the receiving device) Reliable local Wi-Fi network connection Luna Display and the Luna Display apps for both the Primary and Secondary Mac Please...

Luna for Windows is coming and will be available in USB-C and HDMI. If you already own a USB-C Luna, you will be able to use it with your PC once we begin shipping Windows units. At this time, Mini DisplayPort (mDP) will not be available for use with PCs. ...

Luna Display for Mac is available in two models: USB-C and Mini DisplayPort. This is a guide to help you pick the right model for your Primary Mac. (Luna Display unit is not required for your Secondary Mac or iPad). Which Macs support USB-C? USB-C is an option available on the most recent...

What you will need to set up Luna Display Primary Mac Secondary Mac or iPad a Luna Display unit for the Primary Mac (USB-C or mini DisplayPort)   Primary Mac Requirements The Primary Mac must be a 2011 model or newer, and must be running macOS 10.11 El Capitan or...

Minimum Requirements  Operation system: Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit, Build 1809 or later Processor: Intel or AMD processor with 64-bit support; 2 GHz or faster RAM: 4 GB GPU: Intel HD Graphics 520, AMD Radeon RX Vega 3, NVIDIA GeForce 820M or later; or equivalent DirectX 11 compatible GPU. Hard drive...