You're way out of line.Just find some "man" named Benjamin Frost liked every post that claims RG is girly.
I live in a large major metropolitan city. Between the women and metrosexuals Rose Gold iPhones are everywhere.
That's how I know Apple Watches aren't popular, I have only seen one since they were released. That's both revealing of how there's just no interest here, and that it's not likely to change.
I've seen a huge number of the new MacBooks in several of the many Starbucks in this city. This is also a college town with very wealthy students and four Apple stores.
Stop in any Starbucks and 95% of laptops are Apple, but not one watch in sight. Very revealing.
You're absolutely right.If you go to many hackathons or start ups, the majority use MacBook pros. If you go to Silicon Valley a lot of people have an Apple Watch. I for one have an Apple Watch but do not wear it as I don't have a use for one.
You're way out of line.
Attacking a forum member is not only revealing of your poor character, but a violation of the rules.
Surely you can do better than blantantly encite a conflict. You're not the judge here.
Nope, sorry.
Lol! That's right up there with "what about the children?"Perhaps, but if you take it out in public, then others have to endure the colour.
Spare a thought for others.
Lol! That's right up there with "what about the children?"
I'm now carrying my Rose Gold 6 Plus in a hot pink case. I find I no longer misplace my iPhone inside the house. It used to be a real chore hunting for the space grey in a black case on black granite or dark wood surfaces.
As far as Rose Gold and the men go, I think the Rose gold looks really nice with men's suits and dress shirts, especially dark blues. It doesn't look feminine to me in that context. I think it's a shame if men avoid Rose Gold because they look nicer with a rose gold iPhone than a lot of us women do. Women often wear other bright or light colors that clash more with the Rose Gold or detract from it in some way.
It seems that men and pink is better accepted over the pond. Here it's distinctly girls-only. I mean, if we sent a boy to school with a rose gold pencil case he would be bullied to heck.
I once put some pink laces in a pair of black Vans skate shoes, thinking I was being 'edgy & cool' but soooo had the rip taken out of me.
I also went through a phase of wearing a pink/salmon LaCoste polo shirt, with similar barbed comments. To me those two choices, the laces and the shirt, were cool accessories. I would consider a pink phone a step further than that and at least here in the UK, you'd be considered a bit girly.
It just means you're a ***** and are told what to do ;-)
I knew I'd get the Rose Gold from the second I saw it announced during the keynote. Absolutely gorgeous colour and I'm not ashamed in the slightest to use it in public. I don't use a case or screen protector, as I hate spoiling the look and feel of my iPhones. I proudly show off my new phone everywhere I go.
In my opinion, if you have to question whether or not you should get this colour based on others' opinions/expectations, you're probably not gonna pull it off. Just stick with the 'manly' Space Grey...
I'm holding the phone right now, please stop. You're not going to convince me, it almost never looks anything like that...
You do agree that the general consensus is that the phone is pink, right?I'm holding the phone right now, please stop. You're not going to convince me, it almost never looks anything like that...
It seems that men and pink is better accepted over the pond. Here it's distinctly girls-only. I mean, if we sent a boy to school with a rose gold pencil case he would be bullied to heck.
I once put some pink laces in a pair of black Vans skate shoes, thinking I was being 'edgy & cool' but soooo had the rip taken out of me.
I also went through a phase of wearing a pink/salmon LaCoste polo shirt, with similar barbed comments. To me those two choices, the laces and the shirt, were cool accessories. I would consider a pink phone a step further than that and at least here in the UK, you'd be considered a bit girly.
I'm holding the phone right now, please stop. You're not going to convince me, it almost never looks anything like that...
I go with my own opinions. I think that the rose gold iPhone is feminine and I wouldn't choose it based upon that. I would wear, and have worn, certain pink accessories but a pink phone is a step too far for me. It isn't based upon other peoples' opinions, it's based on my own. For the record, I own a bisexual silver and white iPhone...