2016 vs 2017 keyboard

[csurfr]

Is it a less accurate profile?
I'm wary of profiles that seem to "boost things" at first glance.

Reminds me of the "vivid mode" tv's are always jacked on to at stores

That depends on what you’re looking for and your use case. If you are looking for what you see on the screen vs. what your printer puts out, you should be using one for your printer specifically.

When I’m using illustrator, most of my work is RGB or Hex (web safe), or if a client has a logo in place that is using Pantone, I allow illustrator to give me the closest RGB/Hex match.

Unless you are doing some serious printer output in photoshop, I’d wager that profile would be fine for you.

As I said before, it just looks to remove the “haze” that Color LCD has over it.

 

[turbineseaplane]

will wait for the 2018 and see if Apple has extracted its head from its ass.

I don't know...
I think Tim has his firmly planted in there staring at all the cash flying out of the money maker...

 

[MichaelDT]

Yes of course, but keyboard asside, the whole mac looks old IMO... it’s hard to pay 2000 for a 2015 after using a 2017 (2400)...

I think it’s hard to pay that much for something without usb-c and Thunderbolt 3, my ability to use a egpu at near full speed is one of the reasons I finally leaped to a laptop full time. Thunderbolt 3 is that much better than thunderbolt 2. Also single cable docking/charging over Thunderbolt 3. In that sense the 2015 and earlier are stupidly inferior.