Apple Teases New MacBook Pro with M5 Pro Chip
Apple appears to be gearing up to launch a new MacBook Pro model powered by an M5 Pro processor. Greg Joswiak, Apple’s head of worldwide product marketing, posted a short, teasing video on X that many interpret as a direct hint the company will announce the machine soon.
The post itself was brief but unmistakable: a teaser video and a punchy comment that suggest an imminent product reveal. While Apple has not yet published formal specs or a release date, the teaser renews expectations that the next-generation “M5” family could be aimed at professional users seeking higher sustained performance and efficiency.
- What we know: Greg Joswiak shared a short video on X teasing something “powerful,” widely read as a MacBook Pro with an M5 Pro chip.
- What to expect: Improvements in CPU/GPU performance and power efficiency over current Apple silicon, especially for pro workloads (video, code compilation, 3D, etc.).
- Timing: The teaser implies an imminent announcement — possibly within days — but Apple has not given an official launch date.
Early reports and speculation suggest Apple will continue optimizing silicon for performance-per-watt, and a labelled “Pro” variant of an M5 family would align with Apple’s pattern of offering higher-core-count, higher-bandwidth chips in its pro laptops.
For official details and potential specs, keep an eye on Apple’s MacBook Pro pages and the official Apple Newsroom:
Original report (German) — ifun.de
Discussion: If Apple announces an M5 Pro MacBook Pro, what would make you upgrade — raw performance, battery life, new features, or price?