Apple Macbook Pro 2016 Touch Screen

The adaptor was used to connect a MacBook Pro 2016 with touch bar to an older iMac with TB2 as a second monitor.

It works I tried several aftermarket adapters to get my superdrive to work with my 2016 MacBook Pro but only the Apple Adapter worked

I upgraded from a 2016 MacBook Pro. This thing is fast. It feels sturdier with it's stance. Opening up the laptop just feels better. I love the extra screen space. I think the notch works well to split the menu bar up top so the real screen space is untouched. Battery life is long lasting which is much better than what I had. The keys feel much better than my 2016 MacBook. I love that the magport charger is back so it frees up the 2 usb-c slots. The only thing I wish they kept was the MacBook Air engraving at the bottom of the screen. Not sure why that was taken off.

Worked like a charm on my 2016 MacBook Pro w/ touchbar.

I use it to hook up my thunderbolt monitors to my 2016 MacBook Pro.

So far, I like everything about this MacBook Pro. My favorite feature is the Touch ID access. If ever Apple makes a touch screen MacBook Pro, that would be the ultimate. This is a great buy. Two thumbs up.

I have been very pleased with the MacBook Pro 13 inch with Touch Bar. Surprisingly, the Touch Bar seems to be very useful and enjoyable to use. The updated keyboard is quiet and smooth. The processing speeds are good and I haven't encountered anything problematic yet. The only thing I would consider negative is the smell and feel of the provided power cords. It smelled of petroleum and a white paste wiped off in my hands. I received two replacements from Apple and they suffer from the same condition. Not sure if that is part of the manufacturing process or perhaps it's a bad batch. I asked Apple to look into it, and they responded (for the most part) with grace.

This is one powerful laptop. Provided that you don’t need a touch-screen, this MacBook Pro is simply superb. Lightning-fast, powerful, and plenty of memory. The USB-C connectors are awesome. Yet it’s so thin and lightweight. If you need a touch-screen, I understand why you’d consider other brands. Otherwise, this is a laptop that will serve me well for a minimum of 5 years before I’d have to consider any sort of upgrade. And who knows what technology will be available then? No regrets, despite the price being above Windows-based models.

Yep ... I teach classes with my new 2016 MacBook Pro and need this to get onto classroom projector.

With a 2016 MacBook Pro 13 I only have two ports. What a difference the right tool makes!