Five new Apple products are now on sale, including the company’s first touchscreen MacBook Pro, an OLED iPad mini, and updated Macs powered by the M6 chip.
The November 6 launch brings some of Apple’s biggest hardware changes in years, particularly for MacBook Pro buyers who have waited for touchscreen support.
Pre-orders opened last week, but availability varies. While several products are shipping immediately, most configurations of the new touchscreen MacBook Pro face delivery estimates of two to three weeks.
1. 14-Inch MacBook Pro With OLED Touchscreen
The new 14-inch MacBook Pro introduces Apple’s PROLED XDR display, combining OLED technology with touchscreen support for the first time on a Mac.
It also features a redesigned enclosure and Dynamic Island, bringing a familiar iPhone interface element to the Mac.
At $2,899, the entry-level configuration costs $400 more than its comparable non-touchscreen counterpart.
2. 16-Inch MacBook Pro With OLED Touchscreen
Apple’s larger MacBook Pro receives the same OLED touchscreen technology, redesigned enclosure, and Dynamic Island.
The 16-inch model offers more screen space for professional workflows, with a starting price of $3,399.
Both touchscreen models are available to order, although most configurations currently have estimated delivery times of two to three weeks.
3. 14-Inch MacBook Pro With M6 Chip
For buyers who don’t need a touchscreen, Apple has updated its standard 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M6 chip.
The laptop retains the familiar non-touchscreen display and overall design, offering a less expensive alternative to the new OLED models.
The $1,999 starting price also makes it the most affordable MacBook Pro in Apple’s updated lineup, with most configurations available for immediate delivery.
4. M6 iMac
The iMac is also getting Apple’s latest M6 chip, bringing improved performance to its all-in-one desktop.
Beyond the processor upgrade, Apple has largely left the design untouched, retaining the slim enclosure and familiar appearance introduced in 2021.
The refreshed iMac remains Apple’s most affordable all-in-one Mac at $1,499, with most configurations showing launch-day availability.
5. OLED iPad Mini With A20 Pro Chip
Apple’s smallest iPad is receiving one of its biggest display upgrades.
The new iPad mini replaces its LCD screen with OLED technology, offering deeper blacks, improved contrast, and richer colors.
Powered by the A20 Pro chip, it also features a thinner, lighter design and an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance.
Despite those improvements, Apple has kept the entry price at $699, with most configurations available for immediate delivery.
Another Apple Product Launch Is Coming November 13
Apple has another launch scheduled for November 13, when its new HomeView smart home hub is expected to become available.
For now, all five newly released Macs and iPads can be ordered, although buyers interested in the touchscreen MacBook Pro may need to wait several weeks for delivery.
