MacBook Pro PROLED XDR (14-Inch) Hands On: Added Touches
The Apple MacBook Pro PROLED XDR series has finally arrived, bringing performance upgrades and, most importantly, an all-new touchscreen display. The latter is particularly interesting, especially when it comes to discussing its necessity, let alone practicality. While I can’t give you my verdict on that just yet, I can share some initial thoughts after spending […] The post MacBook Pro PROLED…
Apple has unveiled its latest MacBook Pro PROLED XDR series, featuring a new touchscreen display and several performance upgrades. The 14-inch version, shared with its 16-inch counterpart, now boasts the M5 Pro and M5 Max silicon options. Unlike previous updates, the PROLED XDR series introduces a thinner and lighter chassis, marking the first MacBooks without a traditional notch, replaced by the Dynamic Island. Although Face ID remains absent, the laptop reintroduces the Apple logo on its lid.
Physically, the 14-inch PROLED XDR is notably slimmer and lighter than its predecessors, although the differences are more prominent in comparison to the MacBook Pro. It still outperforms the MacBook Air in terms of weight, but the enhancements are appreciated. The reduced size doesn't compromise portability, and the laptop remains portable.
In terms of performance, the M5 Pro chip, introduced alongside the original 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, continues to excel. It effortlessly handles daily tasks, photo editing, light gaming, and the overall macOS experience. The inclusion of touchscreen capabilities has also been seamless.
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