One notable drawback inherited from the Laptop 13.5 remains: high core temperatures. The CPU would run as warm as 90+ C under load compared to just 74 C on the Dell XPS 13 equipped with the exact same Core Ultra X7 processor likely due to the smaller cooling solution of the Framework. It's unfortunate that the space saved by switching from SODIMM to LPCAMM2 isn't otherwise utilized for cooling. This isn't to say that the Laptop 13 Pro is sluggish, but it could have certainly been faster based on our experiences with competing Panther Lake laptops. The lack of OLED and HDR is easier to forgive as Framework laptops are not primarily designed for multimedia consumption.