If this report turns out to be true, Apple will switch from a notch to a hole-punch cutout when the MacBook Pro switches from mini-LED to OLED in 2026 or 2027. This would increase the usable screen size of the MacBook Pro’s display. As MacRumors points out, it would also prevent the notch from cutting off the menu bar in macOS like it does today.

Apple plans to remove the notch from the MacBook Pro in a few years from now, according to a roadmap shared by research firm Omdia. The

A component road map has brought to light more details about the notch's presence in the future MacBook Pro line.

Omdia’s roadmap suggests that Apple aims to land the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with OLED displays between 2026 and 2027. The company will reportedly use the hybrid OLED display tech that we saw on the iPad Pro this year. It’s worth noting that this report is in line with reports from early 2024.

Another interesting tidbit from Omdia’s report is that Apple may update the MacBook Air with OLEDs, but not until 2027–and that OLED will continue to have a “Notch Cut,” not the “Hole Cut.” It appears that Apple wants to use the camera notch and hole as a way to further distinguish the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro.

A new product timeline by research firm Omdia suggests that Apple intends to do away with the controversial notch cutout that has graced the MacBook Pro

Apple reportedly intends to replace the MacBook Pro's camera notch with a pin-hole camera. The move is said to be happening in 2026, alongside a switch to OLED displays. Love it or hate it, you can't miss it – the MacBook Pro's notch,

Apple is reportedly planning a major MacBook Pro overhaul by 2026, featuring OLED displays, a notchless hole-punch camera, and potentially a Dynamic Island interface. This transition to OLED, promising enhanced visuals and power efficiency,