The arrival of the MacBook Pro PROLED XDR felt, at first, a bit underwhelming to me. But early reviews seem to like it.

Jason Snell’s review at Six Colors gives the reduced weight plenty of attention. He also looks at the OLED display and describes touch as an occasional extra way to interact with the Mac. It’s a useful look at changes you’ll notice while carrying and using the thing.

At Tom’s Guide, Tony Polanco has published a full PROLED MacBook Pro review. He’s enthusiastic about the display and touch controls, with the price as his main reservation. There are battery results, too, and they’re not bad.

Also, Marques Brownlee has posted his first impressions of the PROLED XDR MacBook Pro.

The screen and weight deserve attention, even if you’re not interested in the touch display.