Here's my 16" OLED MacBook Pro review after using it for the last few days: • The OLED display is the best display I've ever seen on any consumer phone, TV or laptop. It's much brighter than my previous M1 Max Mini LED MacBook Pro Display. I've always been an insane person who likes to have the screen brightness at max output, but this is the first time where I feel like I don’t want to do that because its so bright. While a lot of people focus on peak HDR brightness (this can hit 2,000 nits), I'm more appreciative of the 67% higher sustained SDR brightness, because that's what you're using most to the time. My M1 got 600 nits sustained. The OLED gets 1,000. • The speakers are noticeably better. The 50% deeper bass is great, but it's really the tweeters that sound much better. The clarity is improved, and they sound less tin like. The sound stage also feels wider. • The 15% lighter weight is noticeable, very noticeable. My laptop no longer feels like a tank lol. This will be especially nice when traveling. • Space Black is really just dark gray. Can we get an actual black laptop? • While I’m not using the touchscreen a lot, I find myself using it more than I thought I would. It’s one of those things that’s nice to have when you need it, but you likely won’t need it much. • I like that the glowing Apple logo is back, but can we get some stats on how much battery it uses? And why is this a feature that we can’t easily turn off in settings? I know it can be done, but it requires too many complicated steps. • The M5 Max chip is awesome. Way better than my previous 2021 M1 Max MacBook Pro that I’m upgrading from. But it’s kind of a bummer that this new OLED MacBook Pro uses the same chips that came out early this year. M7 Pro and M7 Max are rumored to be added in late 2027, which should be a huge leap. • I love the Dynamic Island. Much better than the notch because it’s actually useful. I find myself controlling media from it quite frequently. • The OLED one has a curved display on the bottom vs squared off for the previous MacBook Pro, and this seems minor, but it does give the whole display a softer, more uniform look. • Lastly, the lid opening notch’s pointy edges are way too sharp. They’re so sharp that it almost hurts to rest my thumbs there. Apple should round those off a bit so they’re smoother. The OLED display and lighter weight alone are worth the extra $400 vs the Mini-LED MacBook Pro in my opinion. Fantastic laptop.