Sun Oct 25 2026, 10:49 AM EDT · 1 minute read

The current 24-inch iMac without OLED

OLED displays are still planned for the iMac and MacBook Air, but don't expect either upgrade to arrive in the near future.

Apple's "Pro and Tell" special event is forecast to feature the OLED upgrade to the MacBook Pro , among other launches. However, Apple's use of OLED won't stop there, as it still has plans to use it on other less-Pro models.

According to Mark Gurman in Sunday's "Power On" newsletter for Bloomberg , Apple is currently testing new versions of the MacBook Air and iMac. Those prototypes are claimed to include OLED displays.

However, while testing is underway, it doesn't mean there will be a launch of those particular models anytime soon. Gurman says that an updated iMac without OLED is arriving in the coming days, while a new non-OLED MacBook Air will be surfacing early in 2027.

Planned but far from launch

There have been repeated rumors of an OLED update to both lines.…