Apple is reportedly preparing its biggest MacBook Pro overhaul in years, with leaks pointing to a touchscreen OLED model featuring Dynamic Island and a redesigned macOS interface set to land in late 2026.

According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the next-generation 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models will swap Apple’s current mini-LED panels for OLED displays and introduce touch capability to the Mac lineup for the first time.

The move marks a significant shift for Apple, which has long resisted bringing touchscreens to MacBooks.

Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs famously dismissed touchscreen laptops as ergonomically flawed. But with Apple Silicon delivering major efficiency gains, the company now appears ready to rethink the Mac’s input experience.

One of the headline changes is the addition of Dynamic Island, the interactive camera cutout first introduced on the iPhone 14 Pro.

On the MacBook Pro, it’s expected to replace the controversial display notch with a smaller hole-punch-style cutout.

Like on the iPhone, the Dynamic Island would surface contextual alerts, live activities and system information.

Alongside the hardware changes, Apple is reportedly developing a new touch-aware macOS interface.

The system is expected to dynamically adjust depending on whether users interact via trackpad, mouse or finger. Tapping on menu bar items could enlarge controls for easier selection, while new contextual pop-up menus may appear around a user’s finger to improve usability.

Despite adding touch, Apple is not expected to position the MacBook Pro as a touch-first device or an iPad replacement.

Instead, the interface will reportedly support seamless switching between traditional point-and-click controls and touch gestures such as pinch-to-zoom and fast scrolling.

The OLED MacBook Pro models are also tipped to debut Apple’s next-generation M6 Pro and M6 Max chips, potentially built on a more advanced manufacturing process.

If accurate, the update would represent the most significant MacBook Pro redesign since the 2021 Apple Silicon refresh.