The 2026 MacBook Pro is form up to have some interesting upgrade . There ’s a rumor that it could featurecellular connectivity , but perhaps more relevant to a wider audience is that the 2026 MacBook Pro could lark an OLED showing , according to anX station by Jukanlosreve , who got admittance to an Apple adoption roadmap by industry psychoanalyst firm Omdia .
The “ OLED coming to the MacBook Pro ” speculationisn’t new , but what is new is that in Omdia ’s report , the OLED Apple will use are name as “ Hole Cut ” screens . That ’s a change from current models , which use mini LED “ Notch Cut ” screens that first appeared in the redesigned 14- and 16 - inch MacBook Pro . “ Hole Cut ” seems to indicate that Apple is going to interchange the current notch with a rivet pinhole for the FaceTime Camera .
A pinhole would allow for more operable pixels in the fare prevention , which is currently break up by the pass . It would also be less obvious and more aesthetically pleasing and in all probability match the esthetic of the iPhone 18 , which is rumored to move away from the static pill - shaped cutout . With the move to a pinhole , it seems less probable that Apple will use it as a UI chemical element for Dynamic Island in macOS . It ’s not clear whether Apple plans to incorporate a Dynamic Island element into the MacBook ’s hole cutout , but it’ssomething we have wantedsince the iPhone 14 Pro arrived .
Another interesting tidbit from Omdia ’s written report is that Apple may update the MacBook Air with organic light-emitting diode , but not until 2027 – and that organic light-emitting diode will continue to have a “ Notch Cut , ” not the “ Hole Cut . ” It appears that Apple wants to use the camera notch and kettle of fish as a way to further distinguish the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro .
As for the 2025 MacBook Pro , it ’s rumored to get nothing more than an climb to the M5 chip serial publication when it becomes available , in all likelihood in the fall . Apple is expect to release the M4 MacBook Air in the spring of 2025 .
