An unofficial design concept for a thin convertible MacBook Ultra, with a flush-fold hinge, edge-to-edge OLED, white keyboard and seamless haptic deck.
What’s been reported about Apple’s first OLED Mac, plus a few extras imagined for this concept.
The first Mac with OLED: a two-stack panel from Samsung Display with true blacks, higher contrast and better efficiency than mini-LED. Panels are reportedly 14.3″ and 16.3″.
Launch models are expected to use M5 Pro and M5 Max. A second generation reportedly jumps straight to M7 in late 2027 or early 2028.
A hole-punch camera replaces the notch.
Desktop-class memory in a laptop: the 512GB ceiling only Mac Studio offers today. A concept wish, not a reported spec.
Larger force-cancelling drivers and wider spatial audio.
“Touch-friendly, not touch-first,” alongside the keyboard and trackpad.
No visible trackpad: a haptic zone machined into the deck whose edges light up as your fingers arrive, then fade back into bare aluminum.
Real keys with real travel and click. What changes is everything around them: the web between the keys is milled from the same aluminum block as the top case, so there’s no separate keyboard frame and the deck reads as one piece of metal.
Dropping mini-LED slims the chassis, with a reinforced hinge for touch.
Apple has reportedly considered its own C2 modem.
Mass production is expected by late 2026, with the later window looking more likely. Pricing is expected to sit above today’s MacBook Pro.
Rumors, not announced by Apple. Reporting as of October 2026 from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Ming-Chi Kuo and Omdia, collected by MacRumors. “Concept” items are this design’s own ideas.