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Petey-Pete

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Apr 10, 2014
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Las vegas, Nevada
Hi all, just wondering if anyone else feels the need to match their Apple products?

I personally like to match them but am trying to break that habit.

Also feel free to post your matching or non matching ecosystem.
 

fwmireault

macrumors 68020
Jul 4, 2019
2,288
9,704
Montréal, Canada
I used to be a space gray everything person but with time, I've preferred lighter colors on my iPhone and Apple Watch. Also I was disappointed by the lack of hue consistency within Apple products, so even if the color had the same name, it was never really the same. Mac and iPad are still space gray, but my iPhone is gold and my Apple Watch is silver.
 
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Iwavvns

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Dec 11, 2023
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Earth
I don’t care if they match.. i’m more concerned about performance than I am the paint job.
 

Petey-Pete

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Apr 10, 2014
21
45
Las vegas, Nevada
I used to be a space gray everything person but with time, I've preferred lighter colors on my iPhone and Apple Watch. Also I was disappointed by the lack of hue consistency within Apple products, so even if the color had the same name, it was never really the same. Mac and iPad are still space gray, but my iPhone is gold and my Apple Watch is silver.
I’ve definitely noticed the difference in hue especially with space grey.

I’ve also noticed that a lot of blue, purple, etc. products don’t actually have same shade as well.
 

tranceking26

macrumors 65816
Apr 16, 2013
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Yes, I'm boring and have both black iPhone and Watch. Oh and my custom iPod is all black too.

My AirPods Max and MacBook Air are both space grey.
 
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eyoungren

macrumors Penryn
Aug 31, 2011
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28,363
Hi all, just wondering if anyone else feels the need to match their Apple products?

I personally like to match them but am trying to break that habit.

Also feel free to post your matching or non matching ecosystem.
That would be somewhat difficult. I have a range of Macs circa 2000 to 2011. I do not own an Apple Watch and my only other Apple products are iPhones and iPads.

Instead, I match my iPhones to my shirt color, my pants color and my boots color. Those are all black, the color I wear most.

Still it's rather difficult as it's hard to match Space Gray to black. Gray is a shade of black, but it's not black. So far, only my iPhone 5 has come close to black.
 
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