Apple is reportedly planning to launch MacBook Pro models with OLED displays by early 2027, and Omdia analyst David Hsieh predicts the laptops will feature an M5 Ultra chip option. These models might be branded as "MacBook Ultra," marking the first time an Ultra chip appears in a MacBook. However, previous reports from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman only mentioned M5 Pro and M5 Max chips for the upcoming OLED MacBooks, tempering expectations.

The article, originally on MacRumors, highlights Apple’s broader plan to release up to three new "Ultra" products, including a foldable iPhone Ultra, by late 2026–early 2027. Rumors suggest the MacBook Ultra could sit above current M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros, offering a touchscreen and other changes, while iOS 27 introduces an "iPhone Handoff" feature for switching between devices with the same number.