Redesigned MacBook Pro will reportedly include these three changes

Apple is set to unveil a fully redesigned MacBook Pro soon, marking its first new design since 2021. According to reports, three key changes are on the horizon. One of the most notable alterations will be the removal of the current MacBook Pro's distinctive notch display cutout. In its place, the new model is rumored to feature a smaller camera cutout and a Dynamic Island, which will be built around a hole-punch-sized opening for the camera.

This redesign would make the MacBook Pro camera cutout smaller than the current pill-shaped notch found in iPhones. Additionally, Apple is reportedly working on a significantly lighter and thinner MacBook Pro, with an interior that has been miniaturized and components rearranged to improve portability. While it is unclear if any ports will be removed during this slimming process, the current MacBook Pro already includes many ports that were absent in the previous iteration.

The redesigned MacBook Pro is expected to come in two screen sizes, a slight increase from the current 14.2- and 16.2-inch options. There are also indications that Apple may reduce bezels to maximize usable display area and potentially increase the overall form factor slightly to accommodate components, despite the thinner design.