Questions about HP P34hc

Yes, a MacBook can be transferred to the HP P34hc G4 monitor via HDMI. - The monitor has an HDMI 2.0 port that you can use to connect directly to your MacBook, provided the MacBook has an HDMI output or a USB-C port that you can use with an appropriate adapter. - If your MacBook only has USB-C ports, you can use a USB-C to HDMI adapter to establish the connection.

Yes, the MacBook Air can be connected to this monitor as the monitor has a USB-C port that is compatible with the USB-C port on the MacBook Air. Make sure that your MacBook Air has a USB-C port that also functions as a Thunderbolt port to utilise the full functionality.

Yes, you can connect an external keyboard and mouse to your MacBook Air via the monitor's USB hub. The monitor has an integrated USB hub with multiple USB-A ports that you can use to connect external devices. If you connect the monitor to your MacBook Air via the USB-C port, the external devices connected via the monitor should normally work and respond to the projection from the MacBook.

No, a USB-C cable for charging a MacBook is not included with the HP P34hc G4 monitor, but a USB Type-C to Type-C cable is included, which is powerful for connecting and charging up to 65W.

Yes, the HP P34hc G4 monitor makes it possible to charge a MacBook via the USB-C port and transfer the image to the monitor at the same time. - The monitor has a USB-C port that functions as a DisplayPort 1.2 in alternative mode and delivers up to 65 W of power for charging the MacBook. - This connection also enables the transmission of video and data signals so that you can charge your MacBook and transfer the image to the monitor at the same time.

Ja, ca. 15-20 cm

I think it would be easiest if you contact our consulting team at https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new, as there are also some product-specific details to consider, such as MST support for the notebook. This way we can individually search for a suitable monitor for you, Unfortunately, a daisy chain connection should not be possible with this monitor, as the monitor would have to have a corresponding video output for this. As far as I can see from our specifications, all video connections here are intended to receive images. For daisy chain via DisplayPort (or DisplayPort through Thunderbolt), there should be both a video-capable DP input and DP output. Unfortunately, most monitor connections can only receive signals and not pass them on.

Yes, it's possible. The monitor has four USB-Downstream-Ports to connect USB devices. It works only when the computer is connected via USB-C (it doesn't works by DisplayPort or HDMI)

Actually, you can orientate yourself a bit on the possibilities of the graphics card. The manufacturer should list the resolution possibilities. This generally helps to get a good picture. With HDMI, at least 1.4 must be possible and with DisplayPort, version 1.2 is already sufficient. The HP screen even has an HDMI 2.0 input and also USB-C, DisplayPort 1.2 is supported: Signal input connectors 1 USB Type-C™ (Alternative mode DisplayPort™ 1.2, power delivery up to 65 W); 1 HDMI 2.0 (with HDCP support); 1 DisplayPort™ 1.2 in (with HDCP support); 4 USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 I wouldn't recommend a 34 inch screen with 3440 x 1440 pixels though, as a 32 inch screen with 4K UHD resolution in 3840 x 2160 pixels makes a sharper picture and shows much more picture content. This LG model costs about the same, even offers HDR600, also USB-C and built-in speakers. It is also much brighter. LG 32UL750-W (32 ", 3840 x 2160 Pixels)

The delivery date has been set so that this item will not be available until next year, unfortunately we do not yet have a more up-to-date one. If we receive one from the supplier we will update it here.

No, you don't necessarily need a Thunderbolt cable. The correct USB-C cable is already included in the scope of delivery.

Yes, an HDMI is included in the scope of delivery.