That's a poor comparison given that the 5c was never available in black. A better comparison is would JB (eventually) show more micro abrasions/swirl marks than the glossy black iPhone 3G/3GS?
That's a poor comparison given that the 5c was never available in black. A better comparison is would JB (eventually) show more micro abrasions/swirl marks than the glossy black iPhone 3G/3GS?
Given that aluminum is harder than plastic and Apple is on record in stating that JB's "surface is equally as hard as other anodized Apple products" I predict that JB will show fewer micro-abrasions/swirl marks than the black 3G/3GS after one year. However, JB will show more fine micro-abrasions relative to matte aluminum because it's glossy black (which is what the disclaimer is all about).
It's really no different from how black cars show more micro-abrasions/swirl marks despite being equally hard and having the exact same scratches as lighter color cars.