Using your iPad as a second screen for your Mac is a great way to enhance productivity. For instance, if you’re editing a film, you can view your content in full screen on your Mac and use your iPad for the editing panels. Or you can make use of functionality on your iPad and use your Mac to display your artwork. Sidecar allows you to extend your Mac’s display by 1) using different apps on both devices, 2) using the same app on both displays or 3) mirroring the screens to view exactly the same content on your iPad and Mac. Note that using Sidecar requires at least macOS 10.15 or later and iPadOS 13 or later. Setting up Sidecar is pretty easy. Just . Then, . You can either do this wirelessly or via a wired connection. For the former, turn on Wi-Fi Bluetooth on your iPad and Mac. The devices need to be within Bluetooth range of one another, which is about 33 feet or 10 meters. Use any USB cable that can connect to both devices for a wired connection. The last step might look a bit different for users with various macOS versions. If you’re When you’re done using this dual-screen setup, you can disconnect using . On an iPad, click on the Disconnect icon at the bottom of the sidebar. Or on a Mac, go to the Control Center in the menu > Display > deselect your iPad from the list ‘Mirror or extend to.’