How do i connect 2 external Monitors to my Laptop (Dell Inspiron 15 5502)

@Ginger2021 Adding to my answer above, according to the Setup and Specifications for your system here , your system's USB-C power also supports USB Power Delivery, which typically means it can charge via USB-C.  (Some systems only support USB PD to provide additional power to peripherals rather than receive it, but on a recent Inspiron 15 5000 Series system, I doubt that's the case.)  In that case, you may want to consider getting a display with an actual USB-C input, because in that case if your system supports that feature, you could use a USB-C to USB-C cable to send video to your display, receive power from it, and even have USB data in order to use USB ports built into the display, if applicable -- all running over a single cable.  That type of display is essentially a docking station built into a display.  The specs for that system also indicate that it can come with either a 45W or 65W adapter, presumably depending on the exact configuration of the system.  You can check the wattage of the power adapter that came with your system, but even finding a display that provides up to 65W isn't difficult.  If you have a sense of what size/resolution display you'd want, I can suggest one or more Dell displays that would fit the bill.

Thanks alot mate   appreciate it, im not familiar with the DisplayPort connection so im going to do some googling now and then with what you've said, i'll look for a display with the right port before i purchase! thanks alot mate!

I have this same question, but for a Dell Inspiron 15 3520, which does not have a USB-C port. I do have a spare USB  3.2 Gen1 port. Is there a product that you could recommend that I could plug into that port to get to a second external HDMI monitor? Thanks for any help you can give.

@gkmv ​ Did you resolve your query as I have the same issue.  Can you help?  Thank you