The 2026 iMac offers a superior, immersive desktop experience with a large screen and quality speakers, compelling users to return to a dedicated workspace despite needing a design refresh.
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The 2026 iMac. I'm a simple guy. I usually work from my MacBook Neo wherever I end up sitting in my house. And while I have monitors, mice, and keyboards to plug it into, I often end up leaning over the MacBook and doing none of that. I rarely even sit at my office desk, which has done wonders for my posture. But over the past week, I've found myself returning to my desk more and more often to use Apple's latest iMac. With the iMac, I have a far bigger screen and solid built-in speakers that are much better than what I have on my laptop. When The Verge last reviewed the iMac, we asked: "Who is this for, exactly?" It's still true that it's often cheaper a … Read the full story at The Verge.
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