Apple's current laptop lineup includes just one pink option: the budget MacBook Neo in a shade dubbed Blush. The color has found a following among students, but the device itself is positioned for light tasks like note-taking, not professional creative work. This leaves anyone wanting a pink MacBook Pro or Air with no choice but to settle for traditional silver, space black, or a muted blue on the Air.
The contrast with Apple's other product lines is stark. Recent iPhones, iPads, and iMacs offer vivid pinks and other bright colors, while the Pro-tier laptops and tablets stick to subdued tones. The company previously offered rose gold on some MacBook Airs and Watches, but that color has been retired across the board.
Observers see this as a deliberate function-over-form approach for high-end laptops, but the source argues it doesn't have to be that way. With a rumored redesign of the MacBook Pro line on the horizon, the question is whether Apple will finally bring more color to its professional machines or keep them conservative.