I’m a believer in Touch after using Apple’s new PROLED MacBook Pro

Macworld Apple’s new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display isn’t just the best display ever put in a laptop.

It’s also Apple’s first-ever touchscreen in a Mac and the first time macOS has supported Touch as an input option.

It’s a feature we longtime Mac users thought we’d never see, mostly because Apple has a history of saying it won’t happen.

But it has happened—and on the most expensive laptop Apple sells, no less.

While the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display has plenty of other features to attract customers, which I will outline in my upcoming review, the touchscreen is one of the most interesting features to come to the Mac in years and is sure to be a major consideration for buyers when choosing which laptop to get.

However, macOS with Touch isn’t the same interface that you can just reach out to control with your fingers.

Apple has enhanced and optimized macOS to accommodate Touch, making the overall experience satisfying.

Here are my observations after spending a few days with it.

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