Apple is preparing for a massive Mac lineup update spanning the next two years. According to the latest leaks from Bloomberg, the technology giant aims to offer entry-level MacBook Pro and iMac models powered by the new generation M6 chip to users by the end of this year.

These fundamental innovations in the Mac series are not limited to standard hardware updates only; A brand new MacBook Ultra with touch OLED screen, which the company has been working on for a long time, and the budget-friendly “MacBook Neo” powered by the A19 Pro processor are also on the horizon.

New Mac Models with M6 Processors are on the Way

Apple’s rapid development on the silicon side continues unabated. New reports confirm that the tech giant plans to refresh its entire Mac lineup in the fall. The first representatives of this renewal wave are the entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro and new iMac models equipped with the highly anticipated M6 processors.

Especially the renewal of the iMac series after a two-year break creates great excitement for desktop users. M6 chips are expected to offer significant improvements in both artificial intelligence performance and power efficiency compared to their predecessors. In addition, the company continues to test the Mac small model. According to the latest information, Apple is trying a combination of M6 and M5 Pro chip configurations, which seem to be incompatible between generations, for the new Mac mini.

A Brand New Flagship: MacBook Ultra with Touch OLED Display

The product that attracts the most attention among the future plans is undoubtedly the new flagship laptop called “MacBook Ultra”. This model, which will realize the touch screen idea that Apple has been resisting for many years, also introduces the Mac world to OLED panel technology. According to leaks, the device comes in two different size options of 14 and 16 inches and has a Dynamic Island design on the top of the screen, just like the iPhone models.

On the hardware side, a different choice stands out. It is stated that the device will be powered by the currently existing M5 Pro and M5 Max processors, instead of the new generation M6 series. The MacBook Ultra, which is actively tested with the macOS 27.1 version, which is planned to reach the end user at the end of October, is expected to become official towards the end of this year or in the first months of 2027. Although it is not yet known exactly why the company skipped the M6 ​​Pro series, it is assumed that high-cost and complex production processes lie behind this decision.

Budget-Friendly MacBook Neo Levels Up with A19 Pro

The MacBook Neo series, which is an outstanding option especially for students and users looking for affordable devices, also finds a strong place in this road map. The current Neo model, which Apple launched with a starting price of $599 (currently $699) and features the A18 Pro processor, has achieved significant success in its market share. The company is working intensively on the second generation of the device to maintain this momentum.

The new MacBook Neo, which is expected to be released in 2027, carries at its heart the advanced A19 Pro processor that we also see in the iPhone 17 Pro series. Thanks to the innovations brought by the new chip, the RAM capacity of the device increases from 8 GB to 12 GB. This memory increase plays a critical role in Apple’s ability to run advanced artificial intelligence models on the device without any problems. In addition, the device is expected to take its place on the shelves with brand new color options that will be added periodically in addition to its existing colors such as Silver, Blush, Citrus and Indigo.

MacBook Air, Mac Studio and 2028 Plans

Apple’s two-year road map is not limited to Pro and Neo models. The most popular laptop series, MacBook Air, is scheduled to receive a comprehensive update in early 2027. It is even said that this update may include the biggest design changes of the last four years.

By the end of 2027, Apple aims to launch the entry-level MacBook Pro model with an original design with the M7 chip. Additionally, the next generation M7 chips are expected to offer upgraded neural accelerators and increased memory bandwidth, focusing on intensive AI processes.

There are also busy days on the Mac Studio front, which is the favorite of professional users. Apple is actively testing new Mac Studio models equipped with M5 Max and M5 Ultra processors. However, the release date of these high-end desktop computers depends on the status of the global memory chip supply chain.

Looking at longer-term future plans, it seems that Apple will gradually spread OLED display technology to its entire product family. Leaked documents confirm that by 2028, a MacBook Air with an OLED screen will enter our lives, followed by a brand new iMac with OLED technology.