One of the most interesting news surrounding the iPad universe boasts the talk of a switch to OLED in the iPad Pro in 2024. All the media seem to agree on this idea: The transition will begin in the middle of next year. Especially in the spring. But OLED panels will also reach the MacBook Pro and other devices in the Mac catalog in 2026.

Other, more controversial rumors have suggested that OLED displays could also come to the iPad Air and iPad mini, but that’s unlikely to happen in the near future.

And now… a new leak shows Apple will introduce OLED technology in MacBook Air and iMac products in 2027 and 2028, respectively. But it also reveals other information, including more history, about the roadmap for switching to OLED.

Apple continues its transition to OLED at a slow pace

The company led by Tim Cook has a fixed goal in mind: to adapt its entire product range to OLED technology. But it will do this gradually each year. This technology, with purer blacks and greater energy efficiency, is already available on iPhone and Apple Watch. Now it’s the turn of the iPad Pro (2024) and soon the Mac (2026).

Apple OLED Roadmap pic.twitter.com/e4Vdq6e2Vn

— Revegnus (@Tech_Reve) November 5, 2023

An X user known as @Tech_Reve made a post Alleged OLED panel supply schedule showing us Apple’s roadmap To transition to this technology in different product categories. This account has no previous leaks, so This news should be approached with a certain amount of skepticism..

MacBook Air will also join the OLED transition

If there was a real leak, Apple would have planned for it New MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and iMac models with OLED displays will be developed starting from 2026. The roadmap for switching to OLED in the Mac family will be as follows:

• MacBook Pro: 2026.
• MacBook Air: 2027.
• iMac: 2028.

One of the details that makes us most suspicious of this information is that the road map does not provide data about the recently introduced new 24-inch iMac model with the M3 chip.

Be that as much as possible, It would be great news if Apple plans to switch to OLED in all Mac products.. In this sense, rumors about an OLED-supported MacBook Pro are much more consistent.