I'd rather have one of those clocks that resembles an analog speedometer with not only lighted numerals, but lighted hands, and with the day and date where the odometer usually resides. Jony lost his Ive long, long, ago and now only designs overpriced and pretentious dumpster fodder.

Quote from: John S on March 15, 2026, 19:04:39States "constant PWM flickering & slow response times" but there is nothing about the display or PWM in the review. Mishap?

The older M4 Pro review also stated the exact same thing, but in fact the PWM frequency was almost 20,000 Hz which is a complete non-issue even for the most PWM sensitive people. Compare that to the flurry of new Windows OLED laptops (Samsung Book6, Dell XPS, etc) that use OLED with 240 Hz PWM flicker ... some of them claim the display refresh rate goes up to 160 Hz, so higher than half the actual panel flicker, that's bound to bother plenty of people.

It depends on the PWM Amplitude, the last 2 Macbooks have a very high amplitude, 90%, you can find laptops with better hardware, for less price, without sacrificing color accuracy and with less amplitude on that PWM flickering, like the XMG Apex 16 max