Apple Is Pushing Suppliers To Invest In Laptop-Sized OLED Displays, Hinting That The OLED MacBook Pro Models Will Launch Soon
Apple announced the new M4 MacBook Pro models a few weeks ago, and while the machines are pretty capable, the design is similar to last year's and the year before that. The design is not bad, per se, but it has not been updated for some time. Apple has now started preparing for the MacBook Pro models with an OLED display, and it could come with a set of design changes as well.
Apple working on OLED MacBook Pro models for 2026 to 2027 launch
Based on a new report from TrendForce, Apple is pushing suppliers to ramp up their investments for laptop-sized large OLED panels. This clearly indicates that the company wants the OLED display in future MacBook Pro models. It was previously noted that OLED MacBook Pro models would not launch until the next couple of years, and the latest report suggests that the company will begin using OLED displays for MacBooks between 2026 and 2027.
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LG and Samsung are Apple's two major suppliers for manufacturing displays for its products, including the iPhone, and the same suppliers will develop OLED displays for the MacBook Pro models. The current version of the MacBook Pro features a mini-LED display, and it is a really good display compared to standard LCD panels.
It was recently uncovered that Apple also silently upgraded the display technology with the release of the new M4 MacBook Pro models. The devices now feature quantum-dot technology, which offers better color accuracy and improved motion performance. It remains to be seen if the company will use the same technology in its future OLED MacBook Pro models as well.
The OLED displays would offer superior image quality on the MacBook Pro models, better than the current mini-LED panels. We can expect the devices to feature deeper blacks, higher saturation, and better dynamic range. All of these aspects will be combined with the low power-hungry nature of the chip,
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