I've spent a week testing the new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display — and it confirms my suspicions that Apple put the touchscreen on the wrong Mac

While all the talk is about the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display being the first MacBook with a touchscreen, the touchscreen is arguably not its most interesting feature; it works fine, but macOS is still an operating system built for traditional laptop inputs. Instead, it’s the gorgeous tandem OLED screen and industry-leading battery life that should get you excited here. Apple hasn't unveiled an M6 Pro or M6 Max chip yet; your choice is still between the M5 Pro or Max, so while performance is hugely impressive, it’s nothing we haven’t seen before. That said, if you’re a creative professional who needs an incredibly powerful laptop with one of the best screens on the market, this MacBook Pro is an excellent investment. The high-end components will be overkill for most people, though, and the price too steep; if you don’t need the power, there are much more affordable MacBooks...

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