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When does the MacBook Pro (14-inch, M3, Nov 2023) stop getting updates?

Each figure is from the source marked1 unless it carries its own number.

Quick look

Newest macOS it runs
macOS 27 Golden Gate2newest macOS Apple lists it for
Current macOS
macOS 27 Golden Gatecurrent macOSReleased 14 September 2026
Security updates
Not available3Security updates until
Feature updates
Not available3Feature updates until
Released
7 November 20234ReleasedIn Apple Stores; orderable online from 30 October 2023.
Releases since launch
3macOS releases since 7 November 2023
Releases newer than its newest macOS
Nonenewer than its newest macOSIt runs the current macOS.

Software support

Basis
our inference from history5
Security support for Golden Gate, as endoflife.date lists it
Not available6

Earlier MacBook Pro 14-inch models

Earlier MacBook Pro 14-inch models
Not available7

Apple’s pattern

New macOS
One a year
Patched in recent years
The two releases before the newest8
Older releases
Sometimes patched for longer8

More on this Mac

Sources

  1. endoflife.date — Apple macOS · Default for MacBook Pro (14-inch, M3, Nov 2023) · third-party figure · read 2 Oct 2026

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  2. Apple Support (UK) — Identify your MacBook Pro model · Apple’s figure · read 2 Oct 2026

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  3. Not published by Apple. Apple has never published a date when a Mac stops getting macOS or security updates, and this site does not invent one. Checked: endoflife.date. Read 2 Oct 2026

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  4. Apple Newsroom (UK) — Apple unveils new MacBook Pro featuring M3 chips · Apple’s figure · read 15 Sep 2026

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  5. Runs macOS 27 Golden Gate (Apple's Identify page, cited on the macOS row). endoflife.date states that major versions of macOS are usually maintained for three years and that Apple usually provides security updates for the latest 3 releases, but this isn't consistently applied. Source: endoflife.date. Read 2 Oct 2026

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  6. endoflife.date records no end to security support for Golden Gate. Checked: endoflife.date. Read 2 Oct 2026

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  7. No earlier MacBook Pro 14-inch model has a recorded end to its security updates yet, so there is no precedent to show for the MacBook Pro M3 (14-inch, Nov 2023).

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  8. An inference from Apple’s past releases, not a commitment from Apple, which publishes no date when a Mac stops getting macOS or security updates. A Mac missing from a new macOS compatibility list is not supported by that release; this page changes when that list does.

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