INSTALL OFIYAA P2 S Tri Screen on my MacBook Pro M5

I cannot find a product by that name on the OFiyaa site.

On that site, under the OFIYAA SCREEN menu, I found four entries:

• OFIYAA P2 Pro Tri-Screen
• OFIYAA P2 Tri-Screen
• OFIYAA P1 Dual-Screen
• OFFICIAL [sic] X2 Detachable Tri-Screen

The OFIYAA P2 Tri-Screen choice was broken and brought up a "404 Page Not Found" error.

The OFFICIAL [sic] X2 Detachable Tri-Screen description says that

"OFIYAA is equipped with USB/HDMI/TYPE-C*2 port, as long as it is a TPYE-C laptop with a signal + power supply combo, OFIYAA can achieve a one-line connection display."

That's definitely not accurate here. I don't know whether your M5 MacBook Pro will be willing to provide power sufficient ro operate this display. I do know that Macs only support driving one display over a plain USB-C link. There's no way in (the hot place) that this is a Thunderbolt device, so the video signals are going to travel over separate USB-C links (or over a USB-C link plus a HDMI link), assuming that the P2 Tri-Screen device is able to accept signals in this fashion.

The OFIYAA P2 Pro Tri-Screen is available in 13.3" and 14" screen sizes. It requires the installation of a driver – which, to me, is an indication that it uses a second-class workaround, instead of your MacBook Pro's hardware-supported video output. Such workarounds may come with disadvantages, such as lags/artifacts, DRM-infested commercial movie services refusing to play movies on your computer, or the drivers breaking when Apple comes out with new versions of macOS, leaving you relying on the third-party vendor to fix it.

I can't tell from the description which workaround the P2 Pro Tri-Screen uses. The description claims that "The TF card with the driver is included in the TF port of the monitor", but that's all.

I tried finding a Support section on the OFiyaa site, but there wasn't much there. The FAQ had a question "Where can I install the P2pro driver?", with an answer that pointed to a different Google drive file than the one which you mentioned, but that's about as far as I can get.

Sorry - you're going to have to keep working with OFIYAA – if you can.

Please explain what you mean by '... I can't install any of the drivers"

Why?

You don't have the drivers?

You can't find the drivers?

You have the drivers, but you don't know what to do with them?

You have the drivers, but you get some error message when you try to install? (what is that message?)

You have the drivers and think they're installed, but the product doesn't work?

I find it odd that the company's site doesn't include links to the drivers, instead the product page simply states: "The TF card with the driver is included in the TF port of the monitor.", whatever that means..

So, please clarify what it is you're having trouble with...

As a sidenote, the site says that it requires 10W per screen, so with two additional screens you'd need 20W of power, however, the MacBook Pro is only rated to output 15W via the USB-C ports... I would think that would make it a non-starter, but they claim compatibility with the MacBook Pro line, so I assume they verified this.