Summary

As expected, Apple finally showed off its 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros at its recent “Pro and tell” event. The long-awaited laptops feature a Tandem OLED display with full touch capabilities, while also cutting some weight and bringing back the glowing Apple logo. While less exciting, there’s also an updated 14-inch MacBook Pro that features Apple’s M6 chip, along with improved wireless connectivity. It’s a small, somewhat iterative update of the prior generation, with no substantial new features beyond performance gains. Here’s where to preorder the new MacBook Pros Apple’s high-end laptops with the latest processors and PROLED XDR screens are available to preorder. Apple’s high-end laptops with the latest processors and PROLED XDR screens are available to preorder. MacBook-Pro-M6-2026-preorder-3_5144c7 MacBook-Pro-M6-2026-preorder-3_5144c7 Alongside the MacBook updates, Apple also announced an M6-equipped iMac that [starts at 2,899 for the 14-inch model, or 4,499 14-incher with the M5 Max starts with 36GB of memory and 2TB of storage, with maximum memory and storage options depending on CPU choice. It comes in space black and silver, and you can upgrade to nano-texture glass for 1,999; the model with the upgraded M5 Pro chip and 24GB of memory and 1TB of storage starts at 4,099. Memory and storage upgrades are also available, with up to 32GB of memory and 4TB of storage on the M6 version, or 48GB of memory and 4TB of storage on the M5 Pro. The M5 Max has more limited options, but you can configure it with up to 128GB of memory and 8TB of storage if you also opt for the upgraded CPU. It’s available in both space black and silver, with the option to upgrade to the nano-texture display for an extra 100 e-gift card with the purchase of any M6-powered MacBook Pro. The card will automatically appear in your cart under the “Complete your purchase” section. Update, 4:35pm ET: Added retailer links to B&H Photo. We’ll add more preorder links as they surface.

By Brad Bourque

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