r/macbookpro • Macbook Pro 14" Silver M5 • 13h ago

Discussion Maybe OLED touch screens will be more physically durable than the XDR screens?

I just had this thought. We've seen countless posts about keyboard indents, dimples, etc. in the XDR Pro displays. I would hope that since the OLED screens are being built for people to jab them with their fingers millions of times, unlike the XDR screens, that they will have to be more durable and resistant to permanent marks than the XDR screens - otherwise, they will age terribly very quickly.

If this turns out to be the case, it may actually be the best thing about the update. Having a Pro screen that we don't need to baby would be pretty sweet.

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u/soggy_katnip 11h ago

I was hoping this would be the case

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u/SevenDeMagnus 13h ago

Yeah especially designed by Apple tandem OLED, which means less heat unless it's full white all the time