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Other iphone 12 pro Pacific Blue looks too greenish
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What does making such a comment give you? It doesnt matter to me and people are entitled to their own opinion but come on,why make such a comment?
Is that how you talk to people in real life? If so, i I wish you a speedy recovery❤️
I actually really like the pacific blue from what Ive seen. The "Pacific" in Pacific Blue is an obvious nod to the Pacific Ocean. I live 6 miles from the Pacific Ocean and go there quite a bit. Its not a deep blue color, it does indeed have a greenish hue to it, hence the color of the iPhone.
Yeah its a green tinged blue, almost aqua. I would like a true navy, but I like the Pacific Blue well enough. It will probably look different in different lights though.
They got the blue colour right on the iPhone 12, was expecting a sexy dark midnight blue matte finish on the pros. 🥺
Oh well looks like it'll be a silver pro max this year with a deep navy silicone case. 😊
Not going to be easy waiting till November 6th, then shipping on the 13th 😳😱😔
Oh well looks like it'll be a silver pro max this year with a deep navy silicone case. 😊
Not going to be easy waiting till November 6th, then shipping on the 13th 😳😱😔
Tired of dark and drab special iPhone Pro colors. I wish they made that mint green or the blue from the iPhone 11 in Max. Thankfully Pacific Blue is at least a bit lighter. Hope everyone hates it and goes for the other colors so I make sure to get one.
I saw the Pacific Blue and while the edge looks super crisp and nice, as I saw the phone more, it does have a "green" tint to it. It's blue but not full on blue. Looked ok in the beginning but got old after the keynote. I love blue but wouldn't want to be stuck with it honestly.
Your statement wasn’t accurate. Don’t take it personally.
And people love speaking to me in real life. Always uplifting! Luxury tint guy.
Didn't realize how "bland" the colors of the normal iPhone look. But i guess it was already that way with the 11.
I prefer the "shiny" look of the Pro.
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I prefer the "shiny" look of the Pro.
Sone of the reviewers are calling it “Champagne Gold.” It is a more subtle gold this year. My jewelry is all gold. I am going for the Gold 12 Pro Max.
Same here. Looks gorgeous to me, I’m definitely planning to get a Max in this color.
And bring on the dislike....it’ll only shorten my waiting time so keep it coming folks
Better than the 12 IMO, plus I live on the Pacific Ocean, would only get black in the 12 and mini.
You do realise the water colour depends on the sand colour? I live on east coast of Australia and the Pacific Ocean changes colour all up and down the coast in shallow and deep water. From deep blue to aqua blue to greenish.
Apple has a history of "ambiguous" colors as you call it. My boyfriend has the green Pro 11 Max. It is much darker irl than it is in these pictures. The new graphite introduced with the Apple Watch Series 6 is also different than it is in the pictures. Depending on the lighting, colors can look completely different.
Apple doesn't rush anything. Especially not colors. This color has been chosen from hundreds of shades. However the problem with colors is: everyone has an opinion on colors. We either like a color or we don't like it. I for one am not a huge fan of the new gold color. But many people seem to like it. But I love the new pacific blue.
And lastly it is called pacific blue. The Pacific Ocean in the San Fransisco Area is not royal blue. It is a mixture between greenish and blueish hues. So Apple made the conscious decision to not have a royal or navy blue.
We should also remember they are under tv studio lighting - which is one of the most unrealistic lighting conditions. The phones still might look a bit different in your hand at home.
I totally agree with you. With names like "Pacific", "Caribbean", etc. the color of blue usually is a teal-ish color. I prefer a true blue but from the photos on the Apple site it looks like this is teal.
There are several factors, not just sand. For instance, the water in Malibu up closer to LA looks different than the water down south in San Diego
In the luxury market it's actually the tertiary colours that tend to evoke elegance and sophistication. Stuff that requires names like burgundy, rust, teal, "Cactus", etc.
Primary or secondary colours are the ones more frequently associated with less sophistication, precisely because of how easy they are to pinpoint.
There's a reason supermarket or sport brands tends to favour primary, "obvious" colours.
I feel that it's just that you'd have preferred it to be a more frank, primary blue.
BTW in the last few years we've seen blue/green mixes become a bit of a fad in interior designs, frequently associated with bronze / copper.
This makes it look more blue. I hope the pro really is more noticeable like this and it’s not just the lighting.A close up comparing the 12 & 12 Pro![og4FLPo.png]()
It's a shade of lighter blue where 12 is closer to navy blue
Certainly not green from what I've seen
Certainly not green from what I've seen
Colour is a very personal thing. If the blue Apple chose isn’t to your liking, then get another colour?
I personally like the teal shade of blue they’ve chosen and I bet it’ll look different in person and under different lighting conditions.
I personally like the teal shade of blue they’ve chosen and I bet it’ll look different in person and under different lighting conditions.
