A prominent analyst revealed that the all-new MacBook Pro devices equipped with OLED screens are likely to be launched in the markets later this year or early 2027. Attention is turning towards this expected upgrade, which will not be limited to processor improvements only, but will also witness the addition of touch input support for the first time in the history of this ancient series, although precise details have not yet been revealed about how this innovative technology will be implemented in Apple devices.
Famous analyst Ming-Chi Kuo shared his own expectations regarding these leading laptops in the world of technology. He explained that the next generation of the MacBook Pro family equipped with OLED screens will see the light between late 2026 and early 2027, which is completely consistent with previous leaks shared by other experts such as Mark Gurman. Kuo also confirmed that these devices will indeed feature advanced panels that support touch to radically change the use experience.
Many previous rumors indicated that Apple will once again prioritize thin design in the next generation of its mobile devices. This design approach aims to provide thinner and lighter devices to facilitate mobility, and it is a very similar path to what the company recently followed with the pioneering iPad Pro devices, which are currently available at a price of $1,200 to meet the requirements of users looking for elegance and performance.
Mark Gurman recently claimed that the highest and most advanced version of these laptops may not bear the Pro name at all. Instead, this entirely new device will occupy a higher position than the current lineup equipped with M5 Pro and M5 Max processors, coming at a very high price that reflects its superior capabilities and exclusivity to compete as an ultra-powerful device directed to a very specific category of professionals who need exceptional performance.
Given that the current lineup of computers is still new to the market, it is unlikely that Apple will launch alternatives within just 7 months. The possibility of launching the all-new MacBook Ultra computer in late 2026, with the rest of the lineup receiving upgrades to the M6 processors early next year, seems to be a more logical and realistic option for the company’s timetable, so these early leaks will remain pending until official confirmations are issued.
