Apple announced its M6 chip in two familiar machines on October 27, 2026: the 14-inch MacBook Pro and the 24-inch iMac. The pitch is simple — more AI work done on the device itself, without a redesign. The MacBook Pro starts at $1,999 in the US, with Apple claiming graphics up to 30% faster than the M5 and on-device AI work up to 25% faster, plus battery life rated at up to 24 hours. The iMac starts at $1,499, with a 12-core version at $1,699, and Apple says it handles on-device AI up to 5 times faster than the M4 iMac it replaces. Both add Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6, and both keep the displays, ports and shapes buyers already know. Pre-orders opened October 28 in 35 countries and regions, with availability from November 6; prices elsewhere can differ, so check your local Apple store. There is one more reason to pause before buying: Apple is holding an event on October 28, with reports of further Mac news. If your current Mac still does its job, waiting a day costs nothing. If you run AI tools locally all day, edit video, or need a laptop that truly lasts away from a charger, the M6 machines are the ones to look at.
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