MacBooks are laptops made by the tech giant Apple, and over the years they’ve become synonymous with thin, light yet powerful notebooks. It’s hard to overstate the impact MacBooks, particularly the iconic MacBook Air, had on the laptop market - such as prompting its Windows-based rivals to create a whole new genre to compete: the Ultrabook.
The latest generation are Apple’s best yet, so it’s little surprise, then, that MacBooks often find their way onto our best laptops list.
If you mainly associate Apple with iPhones, AirPods and iPads, then you really need to check out what it’s doing in the laptop space as well - releasing a range of products that combine powerful performance with stylish looks and the superb build quality for which the company has become known.
Latest about Macbooks

By Lance Ulanoff Published
Apple's MacBook Pro PROLED XDR Display touchscreen laptop is so light and so stunning that you might start looking at your MacBook Air a little differently.

By Matt Hanson Published
Apple has finally relented and put a touchscreen on a MacBook — but with gorgeous tandem OLED technology behind the display, the touch element is perhaps the least interesting aspect.

By Jacob Krol Published
The M6-powered 14-inch MacBook Pro is a familiar but excellent laptop with impressive performance, outstanding battery life, and better connectivity.

By Alex Blake Published
I’m unconvinced by Apple’s MacBook Pro needs a touchscreen, or that Apple can even justify why it exists.

By Lance Ulanoff Published
Why does the touchscreen MacBook Pro display look so good? A bespoke manufacturing process might have something to do with it.

By Matt Hanson Published
Opinion: Apple’s first MacBook Pro with a touchscreen looks good — but I’d rather have a touchscreen MacBook Air

By Lance Ulanoff Published
The glowing Apple logo has returned to the back of the MacBook Pro, but how does it glow? Now we know.

By Carrie Marshall Published
The first OLED MacBook Pro screen has a weird name — here's what's behind it, and the benefits it delivers

By Lance Ulanoff Published
Do not adjust your screen; it is perfectly normal to put your digits on a touchscreen MacBook Pro. In fact, I rather enjoyed it, and you might, too.
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