Apple unveils its first MacBook Pro with an OLED touchscreen, from $2,899
It comes in 14 and 16 inches with an M5 Pro or M5 Max chip. Pre-orders are open and it arrives November 6.

Apple announced a laptop whose screen you can touch with your finger, a first for the MacBook Pro. You can pre-order it now and it arrives November 6.
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Why it matters
This is the first time Apple adds a touchscreen to the MacBook Pro, with an OLED display that peaks at 2000 .
Watch: Apple avoided touchscreens on laptops for years, so this is a big change.
The details
- The 14-inch model costs $2,899 in the US and the 16-inch model costs $3,399.
- The display is a tandem OLED, and Apple says the touch sensor is built into the panel to cut latency.
- Peak brightness reaches 2000 nits, with a up to 120Hz and a 10,000,000:1 contrast ratio.
- The chip is an M5 Pro or M5 Max, not the M6 of the cheaper 14-inch MacBook Pro. Battery life is up to 24 hours.
- Pre-orders are open today and it arrives November 6. Ports: three Thunderbolt 5, HDMI, an SD reader and MagSafe 3.
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- SourceApple MacBook Proapple.com ↗
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- ReportDigital Camera Worlddigitalcameraworld.com ↗
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