Via AppleInsider
When Apple launched the new touch-enabled
MacBook Pros, the M5 Pro and M5 Max models stuck around. A new report says to not expect that to last.
Touch comes to MacBook ProThe new
14-inch MacBook Pro and
16-inch MacBook Pro have
PROLED displays with touch-enabled screens. They come at a premium starting at $2,899, but the entry 14-inch model with M6 gives some users a relief, though it
comes without touch.
According to the "Power On" newsletter from
Bloomberg, Apple will eliminate the non-touch premium MacBook Pro models from its lineup when it introduces the second-generation touch models in 2027. The 14-inch MacBook Pro will move to M7 and get the new thinner, lighter design, but continue to lack touch.
Rumor Score: ? Likely
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