US EditionApple Plans New Product Lineup for First Half of 2026
UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – Apple will launch multiple devices including budget iPhone 17e, M5-powered MacBook Pros and Airs, updated iPads, and a new external Mac monitor to boost growth after recent demand slowdown.
- Apple plans to introduce a new MacBook Pro with M5 chips and a smart home hub in the first half of 2026.
- The M5 MacBook Pro release, originally expected in late 2025, has been delayed due to an extended product cycle and internal timing changes.
- Apple intends the M5 MacBook Pro to be the last model with the current design while rumors suggest future models will use thinner builds, OLED panels, and cellular modems.
- According to Mark Gurman, Apple may delay the release of the new MacBook Pros with M5 chips until 2026, and these models are expected to be the final ones to feature the existing design.
- This delay and expanded first-half 2026 lineup including new iPhones, iPads, Macs, and a home hub suggest Apple aims to refresh hardware as it marks 20 years of the MacBook Pro.
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Why a redesigned MacBook Pro could still happen in 2026
For years, rumors have pointed to Apple readying a redesigned MacBook Pro to launch between 2026 and 2027. With the latest reports suggesting Apple has pushed its update to late 2026, a recent story by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman hints that Apple might delay the introduction of this redesigned MacBook Pro due to the upcoming M5 model. While it was previously rumored to arrive around October or November of 2025, Gurman believes Apple might unveil the…
Apple's M5 MacBook Pro could be delayed until 2026, report says
Plans to release the new MacBook Pro with an M5 chip are delayed, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.Typically, Apple has announced its new lineup of MacBook Pros with updated chips in October or November. That's been the case the past few years with the M4 MacBook Pro last year and the M3 MacBook Pro the year before. While it may have been the original plan to release the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros in the fall of 2025, "Apple is conside…
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