While the company is still expected to launch the 2025 MacBook Pro featuring upgraded M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max chips, a more comprehensive overhaul is likely coming the following year, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in his Power On newsletter on Sunday.

Macworld Apple introduced the MacBook Pro line of laptops in 2006, which means its 20th anniversary is right around the corner. According to a new report, Apple has some plans for the laptop to commemorate the occasion.

That's according to Bloomberg's well-connected Mark Gurman, who says that the MacBook Pro is scheduled for a "true overhaul" in 2026. That means an even thinner design and the long-rumoured OLED display, which ties in with previous reports of a 2026 display upgrade.

Apple will update the current MacBook Pro again in 2025, but those waiting for a significant redesign may have to wait a little longer.

The 2026 MacBook Pro is expected to land with the new M6 chip, developed using the 2nm process, OLED panels, and a thinner profile.

Apple has just launched its M4 MacBook Pro lineup, but the rumor mill is already buzzing about a major redesign set to debut in 2026.

Apple is rumored to have entered into 'total redesign' mode for the next generation MacBook Pro after delays with display technology plaguing 2025 models.

Though he doesn’t specifically call it an M4 Ultra, the M4 series was just introduced, and past Ultra chips have double the CPU and GPU cores of the Max chip. The M4 Max in the MacBook Pro can be configured with a 16-core CPU and a 40-core GPU–double those specs,