You can now spend between $1,999 and $14,549 on a MacBook Pro
Apple's first touchscreen MacBook Pro is here, and fully maxing out the specs brings the price tag to an eye-watering $14,549.
Apple has officially launched its first-ever touchscreen Mac, featuring the highly anticipated MacBook Pro equipped with a PROLED XDR display. While the release brought few hardware surprises, the extreme customization options quickly became a major talking point.
With the M6-powered MacBook Pro serving as the new entry-level model starting at $1,999, everyday professional users have a solid baseline to enter Apple's top-tier ecosystem.
However, pushing the device to its absolute limits—including the massive option to spec the SSD up to a staggering 16TB—drives the cost significantly higher, stretching the pricing spectrum dramatically.
Consequently, buyers can now spend anywhere between $1,999 and $14,549 on a new MacBook Pro, depending entirely on how much performance and storage they require for their high-end professional workflows.
This massive pricing tier highlights Apple's ongoing commitment to heavy-duty enterprise and creative professionals who demand desktop-class power in a portable form factor, setting a new benchmark for premium laptop pricing globally.
