I'm coming from a 2013 model and I read the issues. There is only one with any one that is a concern glitch screen the the rest are migration issues and user issues. Forums are about the issues I know I own a phography forum. No different at all same stuff. My money is my money let's make that clear if I see a value to spending it than it's no business of yours. All I read is a jealous consumer that can't afford it or thinks a 2015 is the smarter buy. It's not really it has no future. It's also marginally better than my 2013 which I wanted replace I broke the trackpad a lens fell on it. As far as issues I have no doubts Apple will fix it or I can keep return till I get a good unit. I have not had to do that along with thousands of others. Again sky is falling threads run rampant. Who says any of those threads starters are really on top of there systems to begin with. Anyway I'm not going to fight with haters as I work for money and this is a waste of time. I'm happy what else freaking matters your obsession to knock others down. Get a life I'm out of here
This is just pretentious nonsense. It has nothing to do with jealousy, there are lots of people who can 'afford' the latest upgrade are instead opting for last years model because in 99% of the use cases it is the rational and sensible choice.
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No doubt @Guy Mancuso and @thesaint024 ... I am so sick of people bitching. @motime not interested in your broke ass complaining bs...
I have a budget of $15k+ a year to upgrade equipment or buy whatever I need to earn a living. If something doesn't meet my needs or work how I want, I sell it or stick it on a shelf and buy something else. I don't really care and don't think of it as wasting money, time is money to me, and have wasted enough on this forum and this purchase to probably buy it 3 times over. My bad but it's my time and money to waste.
Anyway, this thread is for discussion of options from a photographers perspective, creative professionals or enthusiasts discussing options and what works for them. If you are just going to be a hater, get the hell out of my thread. We are not interested.
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Do you have a 2016 MBP? Do you make a good living as a professional and have a budget to buy new equipment every year? I doubt it.
This will save me anywhere from 15-30 minutes a day over my last machine in file transfers alone, at my studio rate that would save me $100+/day in productivity, pays for itself in full in less than a month. No brainer upgrade.
Wow, even more pretentious BS. What the heck do you know about what I earn? Can you guys respond to anything without getting personal?
Sticking to the issue, the last point you made is exactly what I am referring to. The vast majority of MacBook Pro users are not going to be saving 20 mins a day transferring files to these new machines, so you are an extreme minority. The concerns however apply to a much larger base and are justified.
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