Which Luna Display type should I get?

Luna comes in two versions:

• USB-C: For Macs and modern PCs
• HDMI: For Older PC models.

To verify Luna works with your hardware setup, take the quiz: Which Luna Display is right for me? →

What are the system requirements for Luna?

Primary device (the computer you plug Luna into):

• Primary Mac: 2011 model or newer; running macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later
• Primary PC: Windows 10 64-bit, build 1809 or later

Secondary device (your second display):

• Secondary iPad: iOS 13.1 or later; 32-bit devices are not supported
• Secondary Mac: macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later

View full system requirements →

Can I use Luna with an adapter?

We do not recommend using Luna Display with any kind of adapter. To guarantee reliable performance, Luna must be plugged directly into your Mac or PC.

How much latency can I expect with Luna?

Latency is dependent on multiple factors with your workspace. Learn how to minimize latency →

• Latency over WiFi connections is 7-25ms. WiFi performance can be optimized by using a modern router that supports 802.11ac, using the 5GHz band, and moving closer to your router.
• Luna has the lowest latency (1-4ms) over wired connections (Thunderbolt, Ethernet, and USB cables).

Can I use my iMac as a monitor for my Mac or PC?

Yes! Learn More: Use Your iMac as a Monitor: A Step-by-Step Guide →

How do I set up Luna in Headless Mode?

Read the guide: Setting up Headless Mode→

Will Luna work with my employer-provided computer?

Reach out to your company’s IT Department to confirm that Luna can be used with your device. Some employers have security protocols put in place (such as firewalls) that can block the connection between your devices.