When does macOS Sequoia come out?

If you're one of the many users asking, when does macOS Sequoia come out look no further; we've put together all the info you need in this handy FAQ.

When is macOS Sequoia coming out? What you need to know

During this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2024 from Apple, macOS Sequoia was finally unveiled. 

This new release promises a range of enhancements, including advanced customization features, iPhone mirroring, improved window management, Safari updates, a new password management app, and the eagerly anticipated arrival of Apple intelligence.

So when can Apple enthusiasts hope to see this rollout? Well, keep reading. 

FAQs: macOS Sequoia upcoming release dates

When is the developer beta release?

If you're a developer eager to get a head start, you can access the macOS Sequoia developer beta starting June 10, 2024. This early version will allow developers to test their apps for compatibility with the new operating system and ensure a smooth transition when the official release arrives.

When can we get the public beta release?

Apple has started to release the first batch of macOS Sequoia public beta testing. To get early access, you need to first sign up and enroll in the Apple Beta Software Program. Just sign up with your Apple ID to try out the new features and provide feedback before the final release.

When is the public rollout expected?

The final version of macOS Sequoia is already available. Since September 16, you can install it on your Mac via the Software Update pane in System Settings > General or from the App Store as long as your Mac is compatible with the new macOS version.

So, if you're a developer preparing for compatibility testing or a user eagerly anticipating the new features, these dates should help you plan your upgrade. Keep checking Apple's official channels for the most up-to-date information. Now, you know when macOS Sequoia comes out.