The premium MacBook Pro models, starting at $2,899 for the 14-inch version and $3,399 for the 16-inch, introduce Tandem OLED panels capable of hitting 2,000 nits of peak brightness. This iteration marks a significant shift for the macOS ecosystem by finally integrating touch capabilities into the display. Buyers can select between space black and silver finishes, with a $150 nano-texture glass upgrade available across the configuration range.
For those prioritizing performance over the new display tech, the updated 14-inch MacBook Pro utilizes the M6 chip, with entry-level pricing set at $1,999. This model offers scalable configurations, allowing users to pack up to 128GB of memory and 8TB of storage when opting for the M5 Max chip. Preorders for these machines are currently active via Apple and Best Buy, with the latter retailer offering a $100 gift card incentive for M6-powered units.

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