Apple released the iPad Pro, Vision Pro, and entry-level MacBook Pro, all equipped with the new M5 chip, paving the way for the important holiday season with product updates.

Apple said on Wednesday (October 15th) that the three devices will retain their appearance as current versions, but will feature the company's first M5 processor, which boasts improvements in computing speed, graphics processing, and artificial intelligence tasks.

The starting prices for the three products remain unchanged: the iPad Pro starts at $999, the MacBook Pro starts at $1,599, and the Vision Pro headset remains at $3,499. The iPad Pro also adds Apple's in-house N1 wireless chip and C1X modem, while the Vision Pro gains a new headband option.

This update further rounds out Apple's product lineup. Last month, Apple launched the iPhone 17, a slimmer iPhone Air, and upgraded AirPods and Apple Watch.

All new products are now available for pre-order on Apple's official website on Wednesday (October 15) and will be officially available in stores on October 22.