Luckily, according to industry experts, MacBook owners will soon be able to plan on having better screens, too. You May Also LikeAccording to a post Kuo made to X on Sept. 17 , the MacBook Pro will be the first MacBook to receive an OLED update, and as a bonus, the new screen will also support touch. That’s because, while current MacBooks rely on a backlight that spans the entire display, parts of an OLED screen can remain off when not in use. Given that iPadOS 26 also revamped the iPad user experience to be much more like using a MacBook , it’s likely Apple is currently planning for more parity between its product categories. The analyst, however, did say this model would likely not include touch support, although that could change in the future.