However, we'll have to wait and see how the chip in the updated entry-level Pro stacks up against the M1 Pro and M1 Max, the souped-up M1 chips Apple packed into the 2021 Pros. If that pans out, we may be looking at a situation where - much like in November of 2020 - Apple unveils a new MacBook Pro and a new MacBook Air running on the M2 chip in 2022. power chart from Apple) to significantly improve on the already impressive performance of the 13-inch MacBook Pro with M1. The rumored M2 chip doesn't need to outperform the M1 Pro and M1 Max (appearing here in a perf v.
That speculation is based entirely on the fact that the MacBook Pro 2022 is rumored to be a new entry-level model, and since the current entry-level Pro is the aging 13-inch MacBook Pro with M1 (starting price $1,299), a replacement will probably cleave pretty closely to the same pricing scheme. Until we hear official word from Apple, we won't know for sure how the expected MacBook Pro 2022 will be priced.īut based on everything we've heard so far, it seems likely the starting price of said MacBook Pro will be less than $2,000, and likely as low as $1,299 to $1,499. And since Apple is tipped to also release a new MacBook Air 2022 next year, it makes sense for the company to unveil them together again at the end of the year. That would be roughly a year after the big debut of Apple's new 2021 MacBook Pros, and two years after the company unveiled the original 13-inch MacBook Pro with M1 and MacBook Air with M1. Apple's product release cycle is predictable enough that we can make a reasonably educated guess about when the next MacBook Pro's release date will be: in the fall of 2022, sometime between September - December.
Apple tipster and Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman has claimed that Apple has a lot of product releases planned for 2022, including a cheaper MacBook Pro with M2 power. However, that hasn't kept us from putting our thinking caps on and prognosticating a bit. The MacBook Pro 2022 will likely be unveiled in the fall, like the 2021 Pros seen above.
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