Apple to Launch Five New Products on Friday, Including First Touchscreen MacBook Pro

Apple is scheduled to launch five new products on Friday, November 6, 2026, following their announcement last week. Pre-orders for the lineup opened on October 28, with the release covering a mix of notebooks, a tablet, and a desktop.

The centerpiece of the launch is Apple's first touchscreen MacBook Pro models, a notable shift for a company that has long kept touch input off its laptops. The lineup also includes a redesigned iPad mini, a standard 14-inch MacBook Pro powered by an M6 processor, and an updated all-in-one iMac.

.Pricing starts at $699 for the new iPad mini, while the most expensive configurations in the lineup begin at $3,399. The range spans budget-conscious tablet buyers through to professional users seeking top-tier notebook performance.

The new iPad mini features an 8.5-inch OLED display, replacing the LCD panel used on earlier generations. It runs on Apple's A20 Pro processor, which the company says improves performance for everyday tasks, gaming, and AI-driven features. It is also the first iPad mini to carry an official IP67 dust and water resistance rating, alongside an updated speaker system and support for faster charging.

Apple has also refreshed its iMac desktop with the M6 processor, promising faster performance and improved efficiency compared with the previous generation. The all-in-one retains its familiar 24-inch design and continues to be offered in Apple's range of color finishes.

The M6 chip brings support for newer connectivity standards, including Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6, extending the updated wireless capabilities across the new desktop and notebook models. The simultaneous launch of five devices marks one of Apple's broader product refreshes in recent years.