Apple is launching the MacBook Neo tomorrow, March 11, but customers will need to install a day one update. The company released macOS Tahoe 26.3.2 today, which includes bug fixes and security updates specifically for the new device. Apple will likely require this software during the initial setup process.

This update requirement isn't unusual for Apple's new hardware launches. The company often ships devices with preliminary software that needs updating before full functionality. Interestingly, a macOS Tahoe 26.4 beta is also available for the MacBook Neo, along with Apple's new M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro models.

Pre-orders for the MacBook Neo have been shipping, and Apple retail locations worldwide will have stock available starting tomorrow. The device represents Apple's latest entry in the MacBook lineup, though pricing details weren't included in the report. As with most new Apple products, users should expect to connect to Wi-Fi during setup to download and install the necessary software update before using their new MacBook Neo.