[Premium1]

So was wondering since the black/space grey apple watch is similar to the black/space grey iPhone 5 that got all dinged up easily if the same would happen to the watch? I know that is why they went away from the "black" color iPhone and now have space grey. Thoughts?

[warcraftWidow]

I would guess they improved the anodizing process but only time will tell.

[Garz]

Are we already try to start a scratch gate?


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[Premium1]

Are we already try to start a scratch gate?


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Not trying to start anything. it's a very real question.

[Garz]

They went to space gray for a reason. Sure anything can scratch if you scrape it against something. My space gray iPhone and iPad doesn't show a single scratch.


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[Premium1]

They went to space gray for a reason. Sure anything can scratch if you scrape it against something. My space gray iPhone and iPad doesn't show a single scratch.


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Obviously.

[HankAZ]

My space gray iPhone 5S and iPhone 6 Plus are still good as new. No scratches, scuffs or dings. Hope the watches hold up as well.


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[Bigeric23]

This is a real concern. Allyson brought this issue up recently on a podcast. So, I think it's something many people are thinking about. To be honest, this is why I didn't order that model. Now, if it tuns out "not" be an issue, my next Apple Watch will be Space Grey.

[iEd]

Only time will tell. I believe the iPhone 5 was called Black Slate.


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[Garneth]

Well I doubt you'd be dropping an apple watch nearly as much as an iPhone so it should be fairly less likely to get dinged up!

[Premium1]

Well I doubt you'd be dropping an apple watch nearly as much as an iPhone so it should be fairly less likely to get dinged up!

Not necessarily drop, but watches get hit on things(doors, etc) without even trying.

[anon(4698833)]

The space grey that was susceptible to scratching is a very different finish than what they've used for years now on the 5S and 6/6Plus...which don't have the same issue. I wouldn't worry about it.

[Garneth]

Not necessarily drop, but watches get hit on things(doors, etc) without even trying.

Willing to bet companies like InvisibleShield are working on or have released screen protectors for the Apple Watch