If you’re an iPhone or iPad user you can review the list of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 compatible iPhone and iPad models here.Ĭurrently MacOS Catalina is in developer beta, with a public beta set to be released in July, and the final version to be released in the Fall.Apple announced the 21.5-inch iMac with HD display (Late 2015) on Oct. Note that some features of MacOS Catalina will require iPadOS 13 to be installed on a compatible iPad as well, including features like Sidecar, which allows iPad to serve as a second screen for a Mac. This information comes directly from Apple via the MacOS Catalina preview page, where Apple shows the following compatibility chart for MacOS Catalina 10.15: Not sure what your particular Mac is? Here’s how you can find out what model a Mac is, and also how to find out when the Mac was made.Īs you may have noticed, the MacOS Catalina supported Mac list is basically the same as the Macs that were able to run MacOS Mojave, except it’s currently unknown if the Mac Pro mid 2010 and Mac Pro mid 2012 models with Metal GPU are able to run MacOS Catalina (if you happen to know the answer to that, drop a note in the comments below).īasically every Mac that was introduced from mid-2012 onward supports MacOS Catalina 10.15, so as long as your Mac was released from then on, it’s probably good to go. MacOS Catalina 10.15 is compatible with the following Macs: MacOS Catalina Compatibility List of Supported Macs The good news is that if your Mac is currently running MacOS Mojave then it will almost certainly run and support MacOS Catalina 10.15. While many Macs will support MacOS Catalina, The next major feature rich Mac operating system which is due this fall, not every single computer out there will run the release.įortunately, the compatible Macs list for MacOS Catalina is pretty forgiving, as you’ll see in the full supported Macs list below.

Late 2013 imac latest os