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Entry-level MacBook Pro redesign expected in spring 2027
Apple is reportedly planning a redesigned 14-inch entry-level MacBook Pro for the first half of 2027, with an M7 chip.
The new design is expected to reach higher-end MacBook Pro models first, around six months earlier.
That would be faster than past redesigns, which took years to reach entry-level models.
A separate entry-level model with the current design and an M6 chip is expected in fall 2026.
The higher-end models due around then are expected to have a new design but M5 Pro and M5 Max chips.
The 2027 redesign is expected to include a thinner body and an OLED touchscreen.
The timing gives buyers seeking the new design and an M7 option below the high-end models another choice, though pricing has not been confirmed.
Apple is reportedly preparing a redesigned entry-level MacBook Pro for the first half of 2027.
The 14-inch laptop is expected to use an M7 chip and adopt a design planned for higher-end MacBooks.
The redesign is expected to reach the entry-level model about six months after higher-end MacBooks get it.
An entry-level MacBook Pro with an M6 chip and the current design is also reportedly planned for fall 2026.
- Who
- Apple is reportedly preparing the laptop.
- What
- A redesigned entry-level MacBook Pro is expected to arrive with an M7 chip.
- When
- The first half of 2027, with spring 2027 cited as the expected timing.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Not stated
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Apple is also preparing a revamped entry-level MacBook Pro, code-named K104, for as early as the first half of next year.
An entry-level MacBook Pro with an M6 chip and the current design is reportedly expected to debut.
Apple is reportedly preparing a redesigned entry-level MacBook Pro, code-named K104.
A high-end MacBook Pro refresh with M7 Pro and M7 Max chips is expected.
- Model
- 14-inch entry-level MacBook Pro
- Code name
- K104
- Expected chip
- M7
- Expected timing
- First half of 2027
- Earlier entry-level model
- M6 chip with the current design, reportedly planned for fall 2026











