TL;DR: Get a refurbished Apple MacBook Pro 13.3″ with Touch Bar for just $279.97 (MSRP $1,499). While you can’t get the (in)famous OLED Touch Bar strip on Apple’s new MacBooks, you can get a great ...

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With the new M5-powered MacBook Pro 14-inch, Apple's 2025 refresh has the same looks, the same features, and most of the same ...

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The newest MacBook Pro isn’t on sale yet, but the next revision could have major changes — and a higher price. The newest MacBook Pro isn’t on sale yet, but the next revision could have major changes ...

A touchscreen MacBook Pro can be expected sometime in the next year or two, according to a new report. Credit: Kevin Carter/Getty Images Apple just unveiled its new 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro earlier this ...

Get your swiping fingers ready. In September, Ming-Chi Kuo, an analyst with TF International Securities, posted on X that Apple will introduce touchscreen capability to the MacBook Pro for the first ...

In recent years, Apple has stopped including power adapters with products for environmental reasons. iPads and MacBooks still include power adapters in the US, but not with certain models in the EU ...

The Apple 15-inch MacBook Air is displayed during the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Now that the annual and predictable iPhone 17 launch and release ...

October typically means new MacBooks, and Apple is keeping that tradition alive with the just-announced 14-inch MacBook Pro M5. This annual refresh upgrades our longtime best laptop pick for power ...

For years, the MacBook Pro has set the standard for powerful, portable computing. But what if the next iteration didn't just boost performance but fundamentally changed how we interact with the ...