I like scratches on my machines, it gives them character.
replyYeah the “brassing” is really cool
replyFWIW a brass macbook would be pretty dope
replyGiven $$$$ that might actually be reasonably possible to do if you can get a good enough model of the chassis.
replyVery Steampunk.
replyI wish there was a red or green one. Sick of only having two options.
replyAnnoys me to no end that fun colors are limited to the "cheap" lines like the Neo, Air, and Duo while Pros are boring. If I'm spending $4k on a laptop then why can't I get it in green? It genuinely makes no sense.
replyBut you can also get a "Pro" phone in safety orange for some reason. It's not even consistent.
replyLife is too short
replythe champagne color for airs looks really nice when worn too, but i mirror your sentiments on black - it does not age well
replyChampagne/Starlight is definitely the way to go when available. Starlight especially, it's mostly silver but sometimes the light catches it just right to give it this sort of iridescent gradient to a light gold.
replyI liked the old Gold they used in the mid 2010s too.
It's their best mac color tied with the imac yellow. The imac green and purple is great too and would look perfect on a macbook air/pro.
replyBlack is 100% the least appealing.
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replyExcept there is no "paint". Neither are there any "black ones"; space grey isn't very close to black, and I've seen no wear issues of any kind on any of the Macs I support.
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