Today, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reiterated that Apple will be releasing a MacBook Pro “overhaul” in 2026.There are three key rumors to follow with this redesigned MacBook Pro, and we’ll be delving into them here.OLED display After debuting in the iPad Pro in 2024, Apple is expected to introduce OLED display technology to the MacBook Pro for the very first time with the redesign in 2026.
This’ll provide higher brightness, better contrast ratios, and nicer colors to the MacBook Pro lineup for the very first time.Plus, according to , Apple will be using the same Tandem OLED display tech as the aforementioned iPad Pro: While transitioning to OLED, Apple may also ditch the notch, in favor of a smaller camera hole cutout.This information comes from , who describes it as a “rounded corner + hole cut.” The report doesn’t specify whether or not it’ll be a single hole punch, or something more similar to Dynamic Island on the iPhone.
Either way, there won’t be as chunky of a cutout in your MacBook Pro display once the redesign arrives.Thinner design According to , Apple will be adopting a new, thinner design with the 2026 MacBook Pro.There aren’t many other details specified, so it’s unclear if the overall chassis design will change: Cutting-edge M6 chip Apple will also debut the M6 family of chips in this new MacBook Pro redesign.
Currently, M6 is anticipated to be the first generation of Apple Silicon to adopt TSMC’s 2nm technology, alongside the A20 chip for iPhone.As per usual, we should see M6, M6 Pro, and M6 Max versions of the MacBook Pro, in both 14-inch and 16-inch sizes.With a new process node, we should see noticeable performance and efficiency gains.
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Anker 25K Compact Power Bank with retractable cable
MOFT Magnetic Wallet Stand, fits up to 3 cards
AirTag 4-pack (on sale for 30% off!)
Anker MagSafe 2-in-1 Wireless Charging Stand with Qi2
AirPods Pro 2 (USB-C)
SanDisk Extreme 2TB USB-C SSD, up to 1050MB/s
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