#Apple laptop OLED screens

Apple is set to finally embrace OLED displays for its MacBook Pro lineup, but the wait may continue for a couple of years. Per Taiwanese research firm TrendForce, Apple purportedly encouraged its suppliers to scale up investments toward OLED displays designed for laptops. The firm also claims that Apple eyes to utilize OLED panels for its MacBooks between 2026 and 2027. While the OLED-powered MacBook Pro is still a few years away, Apple is expected to continue refining its current lineup with incremental updates. Next year's models are rumored to feature the next-generation Apple M5 chips, but a major redesign is unlikely until the OLED transition. "Wait, an iPhone chip inside a laptop?" But if you’ve been following Apple Silicon since the beginning, this actually makes a lot of sense. The Things Apple Still Does Well Even if the MacBook Neo still costs more than some Windows laptops today, Apple retains several advantages that consistently show up in real-world usage. Windows laptops have improved significantly over the years, but many still struggle to match the consistency and precision of Apple’s trackpads. Read more in our articles including "MacBook Pro models will finally adopt OLED displays—but not until 2026" and "MacBook Neo Isn’t Just Apple’s Cheapest Laptop — The Real Disruption Might Happen Five Years From Now".