If you're looking to get Apple's latest MacBook, here are all the pros and cons of the M5 MacBook Pro to help you decide whether it's worth buying.

The best reason to get a new computer is as an insurance plan against future obsolescence. The M5 MacBook Pro is just a faster version of a familiar laptop. But it’s well positioned to stay useful even as AI becomes a more pervasive element of MacOS and Mac apps.

Apple releases new MacBook Pro models nearly every year, and each version features more powerful custom silicon that gradually improves performance. In late October, the MacBook Pro with the M5 chip launched and replaced last year’s M4 generation with better neural processing and efficiency.

The start of a new year is fast approaching, and with it several rumored new MacBooks launching in early 2026. Here’s what’s coming.

One of these planned devices could be a low-cost MacBook that will take on Google's Chromebooks and affordable Windows PCs.

The first OLED MacBook Pro is shaping up to be more than a routine spec bump. If the current reporting holds, the 2026 generation could mark Apple’s biggest laptop rethink since the move to Apple silicon,

Some deals make you blink twice, and this is definitely one of them: a 2020 MacBook Pro with a massive 1TB SSD and Touch Bar for $439.99 (MSRP $1,999). It looks like new (maybe a slight scuff or two), runs like new, and costs less than most mid-range tablets.

This refurbished 2017 MacBook Pro isn’t the newest machine on the block, but it has more than enough power for most users.