The P series monitors are not validated with macOS. See the P2723QE drivers page. You would be better suited to the return the $479.99 P2723QE and purchase the $624.99 U2723QE. The P2723QE does not have the USB-C upstream port. In theory, you will have to disconnect the USB-C to USB-C cable from the P2723QE. Then connect the USB-C to USB-A cable from the P2723QE to the PC DP USB-A port. [IMAGE] MacBook Pro USB-C out --> P2723QE 1M USB-C to USB-C cable --> P2723QE #6 USB-C port PC DP out --> P2723QE DP to DP cable --> P2723QE #5 DP in portPC DP USB-A --> P2723QE USB-A to USB-C cable --> P2723QE #6 USB-C port [IMAGE][IMAGE]
Hi, I just got this today and mistakenly thought the U2723QE had two USB-C ports. I'm using one to power and display my MacBook Pro but also have a PC that I'm using with DisplayPort.  I basically want to hub to work for both devices but it seems the only way is to swap out the USB-C cable each time. I'm sure that's not the case but I need your help. Before I start throwing away my money on useless cables, is it possible to use a USB-A to USB-A to connect the DP PC to the U2723QE and get the benefit of the hub on both devices? Thanks in advance, all ideas welcome.
U2723QE, using USB-C MacBook and hub for DP PC