We got our fingers all over Apple's new touchscreen MacBook PROLED XDR and we have some thoughts.
The good news is that there’s no separate lid-angle sensor to worry about. We're also happy to report no software issues after swapping the logic board. The bad news is that getting to the fan and USB-C ports is quite a trek. Even worse is the soldered-on storage. It's an improvement over the M5 MacBook Pro, but a step down compared to the MacBook Neo.
