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Once it’s set up, it simply works like magic.
By Roman Loyola
Senior Editor, Macworld Mar 14, 2022 11:19 am PDT

macOS 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4 have been released and Apple finally added Universal Control, the much-anticipated feature that was revealed at WWDC 2021. Late last year, Apple announced that the release of Universal Control would be delayed to this spring, and now it’s finally here. 

For the uninitiated, Universal Control allows you to use an iPad as an external display for a Mac. During the demo in the WWDC keynote, Apple VP Craig Federighi merely placed the iPad next to his Mac, and it worked. No cables to connect, no restarting, no need to click anything or say “please,” it just connected and worked like magic.

It requires some initial setup, but after that, it really does work like magic.
 
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Hey @Ssherjj let me know how good this works with your iPad and your new iMac running macOS Monterey. :wink:

Hey @Ssherjj let me know how good this works with your iPad and your new iMac running macOS Monterey. :wink:

Will do Dave,

Last night I had to do an iPad update to be able to use Universal Control. The update wouldn't install until my iPad was charged to 75%. I'll see if I can follow the instructions to get that program to work later today.

Thanks!😊

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