ProMotion has also been included in newer Apple products, such as the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max, enabling the display to refresh at a quicker speed. Seeing as Mini-LED technology already exists within the Apple ecosystem (as seen on the current iPad Pro and MacBook Pro ranges) it wouldn’t be a big surprise to see it added to high-end desktops.

Young mentions that Apple will launch a 27-inch iMac Pro with a 120Hz ProMotion, Mini LED display. The iMac Pro 2022 could also feature a Mini-LED display, which was suggested by Ross Young (via Display Supply Chain). We also wouldn’t rule out the inclusion of the new M1 Ultra processor, which Apple recently unveiled for the Mac Studio. Mark Gurman claims (via his Power On newsletter) that an ‘iMac Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max options’ could launch this year with a 27-inch screen.Ĭonsidering that the iMac Pro is designed for professionals rather than the average PC user, it makes sense that Apple would want to beef up the specs, though it’s not clear whether the desktop would have the same 32-core GPU configuration as the MacBook Pro. We expect the iMac Pro 2022 to be considerably more expensive since it will be packing more powerful components. The previous iMac Pro had a starting price of $4999 when it launched back in 2017, but it has since been discontinued and is no longer available to buy on the Apple store.Įlsewhere, the cheapest standard 27-inch iMac is available from £1799. We do not have any ideas on the pricing yet, though we can look at the previous iMac Pro devices as a rough guide. We’re not ruling out a reveal this year (potentially even during today’s WWDC 2022 showcase) but a 2023 launch seems far more likely at this point. The iMac Pro 2022 was initially expected to launch this year, although that has now been put in doubt.Īpple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo (via Twitter) has contradicted claims that the desktop computer could be revealed this year, suggesting that the iMac Pro will launch alongside the MacBook Pro in 2023 instead.

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