Apple is reportedly preparing significant updates across its Mac lineup, with a focus on chip upgrades and design changes rather than immediate touchscreen integration for all models. While rumors of an OLED touchscreen for the MacBook Pro persist, the immediate future sees updates to the iMac and 14-inch MacBook Pro this fall, likely featuring M5 and M6 chips.

Looking ahead to late 2026 or early 2027, Apple plans to introduce the "MacBook Ultra," leveraging M5 Pro and M5 Max chips with a new OLED touchscreen and macOS interface adjustments. The MacBook Air models are slated for an M6 chip upgrade in 2027, alongside potential new versions of the Mac Mini and Mac Studio. The Mac Mini is being tested with M5 Pro and M6 chips, while the Mac Studio is in development with M5 Max or M5 Ultra chips.

Further out, a complete redesign of the 14-inch MacBook Pro is expected with an M7 chip. OLED screens are anticipated to gradually appear across products, starting with the iPad Mini, then MacBook Pros, and eventually MacBook Air and iMac models. Pro and Max versions of the M7 chip will also debut on next year's MacBook Pros. Consumers may see price adjustments following recent increases and potential hardware leasing programs.