Sorry, dear Trolliper, yes my measurement of fast is measured by calculation times computing complex 3D lighting simulations, not some arbitrary tests that weigh one factor or another and don't even give much weight to factors that affect daily use such as SSD speed.
BTW, I don't own an iPhone7, my 6 is doing just fine and plugs in to the MBP nicely with a USB-c to Lightning cable. And using the TB3 to TB2 dongle allows me to connect my LG TB 34" monitor with one cable and connect GigE and all my other desktop devices with one cable. Completely happy with the setup.
Yes some of us are actually pros, but don't work with A/V.
Sorry to pop your bubble, ok you are a Pro, i get it. I just want to see the benchmark on those $3,500.00 gimmicks after I upgrade my Mid 2015 SSD in a couple years for less than $300 for a twice as fast ssd and twice the storage.
The Pros who use Macbook Pros are a just a very tiny number of people, apple sold out to this brand new gimmick just for revenue. You realize actually that even the whole PRO line of apple is a total marketing thing?
Even the LG monitor is a gimmick, do you actually know that 4k technology is very old and has been around for years? Did you saw the paper thin flexible screen they just put out?
Let me show you an example of what some photography professionals used for their job,
http://www.rpimaging.com/eizo-color...y-5szztn2XVkS9Efppra4wlQNnvhrTEch4aAnzM8P8HAQ
And if you want to dig deep into more professional things try looking for a good example like PCE old known as Pro,Engineer cad software it runs on UNIX and cost thousands of dollars for each license. Do they run on Mac?
Please look at Airbus or Boeing design department do they render in Mac OSX? Do they use that LG super nice monitor that you use for show off to impress any idiot that comes to your office? Your answer is a simple NO.
They use custom made computers and don't run OSX they use high ends monitors made by IBM and many other companies that I guess you don't even know they exist, of course you prefer to call youself a pro to comfort and think making that mistake was okay.
In the best case scenario if you are a numbers guy try to figure how much money an investment of at least $800 more will return you on that HUGE DIFFERENCE GAP between the touch bar macbook pro and the mid 2015 and don't even count the new SSD could be installing in a couple years.
If you have received it you are still able to return it, since on numbers it does not make up for it. Even raid storage, come on! they are routers who are capable of doing more than 2,500mbps on transfers over the air. Hot wire communications for 60 bucks give you internet speeds for 1,000mbps. I guess you like taking the risk of storing in a SSD rather than a paid server.
But if you like it for your taste or because you have to get the latest apple equipment to show off and it works for you, thumbs up! Wish you the best of the luck.