[donawalt]

I was wondering (makes a difference in the case I get for the 6), I remember the non-display parts of the iPhone 5 were very susceptible to scratches (edges for example), and the 5s was not - and the difference was the type of metal used. If this is true (is it?), then is the 6 using the metal of the 5s or 5 - in other words, more or less susceptible to scratches compared to the 5 and 5s?

[qbnkelt]

I was wondering (makes a difference in the case I get for the 6), I remember the non-display parts of the iPhone 5 were very susceptible to scratches (edges for example), and the 5s was not - and the difference was the type of metal used. If this is true (is it?), then is the 6 using the metal of the 5s or 5 - in other words, more or less susceptible to scratches compared to the 5 and 5s?

If I'm not mistaken it's the same material. I've also read that the silver version is the least likely to show scratches.

I would consider a case or an allover shield if you are like me, fastidious about scratches. I want to protect my baby!!!!

[donawalt]

sorry, "it's the same material" - as the 5s or 5? thanks!

[qbnkelt]

Ooooooo sorry....as the 5s which I believe was the same as the 5.
I believe its aluminum.


Sent from my SEXY GORGEOUS AWESOME GOLD 128G iPhone 6 ️️️

[warcraftWidow]

They are all aluminum but the darker anodized color on the 5 was susceptible to scratches. This has not been a problem with the lighter space gray 5S or 6/6+.

[Flow39]

Yeah, like previous posters said, it is the same material as used on the 5s. Space Gray is a lighter, more scratch free coating than the Slate Black of the iPhone 5.

[donawalt]

That was the explanation. Thanks all!