Multiple reports say Apple is planning changes to the “Liquid Glass” visual effect on MacBook as part of macOS 27. The updates are described as a redesign and refinements rather than a major overhaul. TechRadar reports that Apple’s design team intends to address what it calls the Liquid Glass feature’s most evident issues. Specific improvements mentioned across sources include better readability and more reliable transparency effects, along with refinements intended to improve overall usability. Digital Trends characterizes the changes as “nothing too dramatic,” suggesting the user-facing appearance may be adjusted to smooth out existing problems while keeping the general concept intact. India Today similarly frames the work as ongoing preparation for a macOS 27 redesign and improvements focused on the Liquid Glass experience. The reports do not provide launch timing, scope of technical changes, or details on which MacBook models will receive the feature enhancements. Overall, the information points to targeted refinements intended to make the interface easier to use and visually clearer.