Hello. I don't know if loose is the right way to describe it. If I close the laptop to the point where the top of the screen is only about 1 inch from the front of the palm rest (in other words, almost closed), the screen does not fall under its own weight and close the laptop. So I wouldn't say it's loose, at least not mine. However, as I noted in the video, the screen does seem to have less of an ability to resist movement (compared to other recent MacBooks I have used), be it from your touch, gravity, acceleration, etc. I saw this as being a good thing, but maybe others will find it annoying. I can definitely see that the screen angle would change if you picked it up with a certain force or were trying to use it in a bumpy car. My guess is this will be a non-issue for the vast majority of users in most situations, especially considering the maximum angle of the screen seems to be ideal for an average person to have a head on view of the screen while it is in their lap.
