KUALA LUMPUR — Apple has officially announced the updated base variant for the MacBook Pro 14, now powered by the new M6 processor. The refresh focuses heavily on on-device machine learning capabilities and graphical throughput, while retaining the familiar 14-inch form factor, Liquid Retina XDR screen, and industry-leading battery efficiency.

Here’s how much the MacBook Pro 14 with M6 processor costs in Malaysia:

• 16GB + 1TB — RM8,299
• 24GB + 1TB — RM9,199
• 32GB + 1TB — RM10,099

Customers can also expand internal storage up to 4TB. Optional add-ons include a 96W USB-C power adapter for an extra RM80 and a nano-texture display finish for RM675. If you decide to max out every option—equipping the machine with 32GB of memory, a 4TB SSD, the nano-texture glass, and the 96W brick—the total comes to RM17,604.

For extra peace of mind against accidental damage, AppleCare+ coverage is available for RM1,449. Pre-orders for the MacBook Pro 14 M6 in Malaysia kick off on 29 October, ahead of general retail availability starting Friday, 6 November 2026.

What’s new with the MacBook Pro 14 M6?

At the core of the upgrade is the new 2nm M6 chip, packing more muscle than before with a 12-core CPU and a 12-core GPU. The silicon also incorporates a Dual 16-core Neural Engine, alongside an increased memory bandwidth of 170GB/s on the 24GB and 32GB configurations.

With the new architecture, the refreshed MacBook Pro 14 delivers up to 30 per cent faster graphics rendering and 25 per cent faster AI workload execution compared to its M5 predecessor. Wireless connectivity receives an upgrade as well, adding native support for Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6.