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Touch-screen MacBook Pro may be lighter, but it won't be much thinner

AppleInsider • Thu, 08 Oct 2026

Touch-screen MacBook Pro may be lighter, but it won't be much thinner

Mark Gurman has walked back his own previous claims that the forthcoming OLED touch-screen MacBook Pro will feature a redesigned and thinner chassis. Apple's current MacBook Pro. A new MacBook Pro is now expected before the end of November 2026 , and it has long been predicted to bring an OLED touch-screen display for the first time. At times, though, it's been expected to be thinner than the current models, but according to Bloomberg , that now isn't the case. Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman has repeatedly been the source for claims of a thinner redesign, but he has taken to X to say this isn't the case. Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

What happened?

Mark Gurman has walked back his own previous claims that the forthcoming OLED touch-screen MacBook Pro will feature a redesigned and thinner chassis. Apple's current MacBook Pro. A new MacBook Pro is now expected before the end of November 2026 , and it has long been predicted to bring an OLED touch-screen display for the first time. At times, though, it's been expected to be thinner than the current models, but according to Bloomberg , that now isn't the case. Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman has repeatedly been the source for claims of a thinner redesign, but he has taken to X to say this isn't the case. Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Mark Gurman has walked back his own previous claims that the forthcoming OLED touch-screen MacBook Pro will feature a redesigned and thinner chassis.

Apple's current MacBook Pro.

A new MacBook Pro is now expected before the end of November 2026 , and it has long been predicted to bring an OLED touch-screen display for the first time.

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