as all macbooks/ macbooks pro made now are built-to-order, so, a Thunderbolt-3 active dock would be recommended, perhaps an external storage solution, especially if you want to use time machine with your MBP and do+Use a backup of your mac regularly( which is a smart thing) if you want to use more than the monitor with your MacBook Pro… there are a few known good makers/manufacturers of them out there… but that’s for another time your macbook pro had the following specs ( see link) : > … so you have 2 Thunderbolt 3-USB-4 ports… USB-C connector/port/socket… so I don’t see a problem at all… i see no problems with compatibility between the two… it’s Mac compatible of that there is no doubt… PC with Thunderbolt 3-usb 4 with usb-c connector/port socket… maybe, perhaps… could be… mac, especially your MacBook Pro… absolutely… the only limiting factor i could possibly see would be just the 2 ports/sockets, and the limited/ unupgreadeable ram and storage.

It says it supports Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C…plus Mojave or better.

Would this be the LG monitor you are referring to/posting about ( see link)

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