As in, do you get one finish across the board? IE, gold iPhone, gold iPad, gold MacBook.
If so, or if not so, why?
If so, or if not so, why?
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Do you match your devices?
- Thread starter Mr_Killjoy
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yeah I do
i'm very OCD with stuff like this.
Just like when I got the iphone 7 plus 256GB I had to have the same in my ipad as well so ditched the 12.9 12GB for 9.7 256GB
No I don't usually match my devices. I also prefer to have a variety of devices and try not to stick with the same manufacturer. There's a lot of good devices out there so this allows me to get experience with other non-Apple products. However, my primary devices usually are Apple products.
Sort of - my smaller devices (iPhone and iPad mini) are both silver and my larger ones (rMB and iPad Pro) are both space grey. The reason is simply that I prefer the look of the white bezel on smaller devices and the black bezel on bigger ones 
My watch is also space grey because I like the look of that one the most
My watch is also space grey because I like the look of that one the most
I always buy the blackest iPhone and iPad, because I hate white bezels. I wouldn't be averse to a coloured back, but there's no choice. It doesn't really matter for my iPhone because after smashing two screens, I always use a case.
My Apple watch is bare aluminium, because it was cheapest, and it will get scratched at work, so anything other than a raw finish would look awful quickly. Also, I was originally set on the black one, until I saw it in the flesh, and I was surprised how boring it looks.
My Mac mini is silver, because that's all that was available. My gaming PC is black with red accents, because that was least expensive, and actually looks quite cool in an understated way, and my 11" HP Stream is blue, because it was that or pink, and I bought it for a specific purpose in a meeting with high level management.
I don't really have any need for a portable mac, but if I could justify it I'd buy a black 12" MacBook.
My Apple watch is bare aluminium, because it was cheapest, and it will get scratched at work, so anything other than a raw finish would look awful quickly. Also, I was originally set on the black one, until I saw it in the flesh, and I was surprised how boring it looks.
My Mac mini is silver, because that's all that was available. My gaming PC is black with red accents, because that was least expensive, and actually looks quite cool in an understated way, and my 11" HP Stream is blue, because it was that or pink, and I bought it for a specific purpose in a meeting with high level management.
I don't really have any need for a portable mac, but if I could justify it I'd buy a black 12" MacBook.
techinally from the back my devices no longer are completely matching as there is no matte black ipad..YET
I have a Silver iPad Mini, Silver iPhone 6, Silver iPhone 7 Plus (on it's way), MacBook Air (which is silver, kind of), and might get a Silver Watch, as well.
I am a lover of silver (as light grey is one of my favourite colours)...
This is by no means be hating on black (or any other colour for that matter), as I did have a Black & Slate iPhone 5 before, and a Black iPad Mini, and also still have a Black 3rd Gen. iPod Touch.
I am a lover of silver (as light grey is one of my favourite colours)...
This is by no means be hating on black (or any other colour for that matter), as I did have a Black & Slate iPhone 5 before, and a Black iPad Mini, and also still have a Black 3rd Gen. iPod Touch.
Ditto. Betty White is right.
I actually try to mix up different gadgets since most of them are black. And I used to match the arrangement on my homescreen but that gets redundant too. Prefer if some have different apps and setups. Apple might love the uniformed look but I don't. I prefer if they have their own district personality and different advantages over each other.
Mine matched until Jet Black came out and I never wanted something more than that colour.
I don't need luck. I can make it work and Space Gray looks good, no matter what the shade.Good luck with that
Yep... everything has to match. If phone gets scratched, then gets out the razor blade for the computer. If the phone's screen gets cracked, then it's time to punch the computer monitor.
Gotta keep them looking the same.
Gotta keep them looking the same.
