Every single MacBook of the next year just leaked – and one sounds more intriguing than the rest

An Apple MacBook Air M3 on a table.

While the release roadmap for the iPhone has remained pretty consistent for the last decade, Apple's MacBook schedule is a little harder to predict. New models can pop up at WWDC in June, at one-off events throughout the year, or via a quiet press release on the Apple website.

But thanks to new leaks, and a touch of sleuthing from AppleInsider, we now have a pretty solid idea of what to expect from Apple on the Mac front through to the end of 2026 – with no less than fifteen(!) Macs allegedly on the roadmap. We'd better start making space in our roundup of the best laptops for graphic design.