I'm bored of waiting for a touchscreen MacBook, so I made one myself with this snap-on Magic Screen
A new product called Magic Screen allows users to convert their MacBook into a touchscreen device. This magnetic glass layer is designed to snap onto the existing display and connect via USB-C. The product is set to launch on Kickstarter with early bird pricing starting at $139.
- ▪Magic Screen is a magnetic glass layer that attaches to the MacBook Pro's display.
- ▪The product will be available for various MacBook sizes, from 13-inch to 16-inch models.
- ▪Early bird pricing for Magic Screen is expected to start at $139.
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Laptops MacBooks I'm bored of waiting for a touchscreen MacBook, so I made one myself with this snap-on Magic Screen Hands-On By Jason England published 26 May 2026 This magnetic snap-on touchscreen lets you get handsy with your Mac When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Future) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The MacBook Ultra is making a lot of headlines — namely for being the first system that will reportedly bring touchscreen to the MacBook.
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