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OLED Touchscreen MacBook Pro Could Start at $2,899

MacRumors • Tue, 27 Oct 2026

Apple's 14-inch OLED MacBook Pro with an M5 Pro chip could be $400 more expensive than the current model, reports Bloomberg . Apple has "discussed" charging $2,899 for the upcoming M5 Pro model. The current M5 Pro &zwnj;MacBook Pro&zwnj; starts at $2,499. The 16-inch &zwnj;OLED&zwnj; &zwnj;MacBook Pro&zwnj; could start at $3,399 if it gets the same $400 price increase, though Bloomberg suggests the larger version might be even more expensive. Apple is adding &zwnj;OLED&zwnj; touchscreens to the 14-inch and 16-inch &zwnj;MacBook Pro&zwnj;, but they will use the same M5 Pro and M5 Max chips as the current models. Other features include a Dynamic Island , a redesigned hinge that keeps the display steady when touched, thinner bezels, and a slimmer and lighter body. Apple updated the cooling system to cut weight and improve airflow through the hinge. Apple is expected to continue selling the existing mini-LED &zwnj;MacBook Pro&zwnj; models alongside the more expensive &zwnj;OLED&zwnj; models, so customers who don't want to pay for touch will have a more affordable option. The &zwnj;OLED&zwnj; &zwnj;MacBook Pro&zwnj; models will be unveiled tomorrow morning, with pre-orders set to begin at 10:10 a.m. Pacific Time. Apple also plans to accept pre-orders for the &zwnj;OLED&zwnj; iPad mini , the M6 iMac , and the entry-level M6 &zwnj;MacBook Pro&zwnj;. Related Roundup: MacBook Pro Tag: OLED Buyer's Guide: MacBook Pro (Coming Soon) Related Forum: MacBook Pro This article, " OLED Touchscreen MacBook Pro Could Start at $2,899 " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

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Apple's 14-inch OLED MacBook Pro with an M5 Pro chip could be $400 more expensive than the current model, reports Bloomberg .

Apple has "discussed" charging $2,899 for the upcoming M5 Pro model.

The current M5 Pro &zwnj;MacBook Pro&zwnj; starts at $2,499.

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