Apple is set to release five new products on November 6, including its first MacBook Pro models with touchscreen displays. The launch lineup also features an updated iPad mini, a new M6-powered iMac and a 14-inch MacBook Pro with the latest M6 chip.
Pre-orders for all the five upcoming products commenced last week, and delivery of the products will begin on Friday, reports MacRumors. However, the most notable development comes from the MacBook Pro series because, for the first time ever, Apple will introduce OLED touch screens on their laptops. The devices will be available in two sizes - 14 inches and 16 inches - and they will go for prices of USD 2,899 and USD 3,399, respectively. There will also be a 14-inch MacBook Pro powered by the new M6 chip.
The new iPad mini brings an OLED display and Apple's A20 Pro chip to its compact tablet range. The device starts at USD 699, marking a major display and processor upgrade for the series. Apple is also releasing an updated iMac with the M6 chip. The desktop computer carries a starting price of USD 1,499 and joins the company's latest Mac lineup.
All five products are currently available for pre-order. Most configurations are expected to reach customers around the launch date. However, delivery estimates vary across models and finishes. The base 14-inch touchscreen MacBook Pro has longer waiting periods for certain configurations. The Space Black version currently carries an estimated shipping time of three to four weeks. The Silver variant has a shorter estimate of seven to 10 business days.
The November 6 release adds another major hardware update to Apple's product lineup for 2026. The introduction of touchscreen MacBook Pro models also marks a significant change for the company's traditional laptop range.
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