Some past reports have claimed that Apple will move away from the IPS LCD displays that are currently offered on MacBook Pro models in favour of OLED by 2025. That was initially suggested by analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, although it was contradicted by display analyst Ross Young who believed it would be 2026.

A new supply chain report claims that Apple is continuing to plan OLED screens for the MacBook Pro in 2026, but has further delayed an OLED MacBook Air.

Apple's first OLED MacBook Pro remains on schedule for a 2026 release, featuring the new slimmer design Apple is rumored to be working on,

This isn’t the first time The Elec has claimed the MacBook Air OLED has been delayed. In a recent report, it claimed Apple delayed the MacBook Air OLED because the iPad Pro M4 (which also has an OLED display) did not meet sales expectations. Due to that, Apple reportedly wants to stick with LCD for the MacBook Air for the next few years.

Want a MacBook with an OLED screen? A new report suggests there’s good news and bad news depending on whether you want a MacBook Pro or a MacBook Air.

A MacBook Pro with OLED display is on track to be released in 2026. The MacBook Air will get an improved LCD version prior to a main upgrade

Apple plans to release a MacBook Air with an improved LCD display in 2027, featuring Oxide TFT technology instead of the current amorphous

A new report gives us rough release timelines for both. Apple's first MacBook Pro with an OLED screen will launch in 2026, according to a new supply