Apple is preparing a significant overhaul for its MacBook Pro lineup that introduces OLED screens, touch support, and a lighter chassis. Meanwhile, retailers are heavily discounting existing high-end inventory, with Amazon cutting $900 off the 16.2-inch 2026 MacBook Pro powered by the M5 Max chip. [1][2]
The upcoming redesign targets portability and display quality. According to Mark Gurman, Apple reengineered internal components to deliver a significantly lighter build without drastically sacrificing ports. The new machines will swap the Liquid Retina XDR screen for an OLED panel that adds full touch input to accompany macOS Golden Gate, while replacing the display notch with a hole-punch camera cutout and Dynamic Island functionality. [2]