The OLED MacBook Pro May Not Be Much Thinner than the Current Model

The OLED MacBook Pro may not be much thinner than the current model

Apple's long-rumored OLED MacBook Pro, which will be its first laptop with a touchscreen, may not end up being much thinner than the current model, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. He has thus contradicted his own previous predictions, now saying that he doesn't think "it'll be significantly thinner in the end". For reference, the current MacBook Pro 14" is 15.5mm thick and weighs between 1.55kg and 1.62kg, while the 16-inch model is 16.8mm…

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…

Gurman: OLED MacBook Pro Won't Be 'Significantly Thinner'

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman has walked back somewhat on his previous reporting that Apple's upcoming touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro will be thinner than current models.

Hold on, the ‘MacBook Ultra’ may not be as thin and light as predicted

The "MacBook Ultra" may not be as thin and light as predicted.

Apple's 'lighter' touchscreen MacBook Pro might not be much thinner after all

Macworld Apple’s imminent MacBook Pro launch offers plenty of reasons to be excited, not least the fact that it’s expected to feature an OLED touchscreen display: the first on an Apple laptop. But one of the other rumored upgrades no longer appears to be on the menu. Having predicted on multiple occasions that the touchscreen MacBook Pro would be thinner than current models, well-connected leaker Mark Gurman has this week played d…