And for some, things that Apple do are a no go. Like glued parts, limited Linux support, no OLED screens, no post buy upgradability, overpriced RAM upgrades, limited and finicky multimonitor support for most models.
So clearly it is debatable and depends on who you ask.
I’ve never had an issue, and I regularly plug in one or two at a time. Even two that lie and say they are the same monitor with same serial and it still just works. Although, only after m1 and beyond.
I threw them all together in my mind and didn't check the display capabilities of the max MB.
The company was Apple.
Their hardware has got a whole lot better in the past 12 years.
My guess is that they learned important quality lessons from that class action lawsuit too.
Because the reason Apple really dislikes nvidia was because nvidia sort of lied about the thermal spec (much like intel does, except intel could downclock); and it caused a lot of GPUs to kill their motherboards: https://blog.greggant.com/posts/2021/10/13/apple-vs-nvidia-w...