To try to justify that current users of the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus renew their device and given the few news that Apple added to the new iPhone 7, the Cupertino-based company introduced a new color called Jet Black or glossy black very similar to the black that we can find in pianos and that supposes the elimination of space gray from the iPhone color catalog. But Jet Black is not the only new color that Apple offers us in this new iPhone, since there is also matte black, a color that people are liking a lot but not as much as Jet Black, a color that is arriving by dropper to users who reserved it at the time and is currently not available in almost any Apple Store.
To highlight the exclusivity of this terminal, Apple only offers this color in the 128 and 256 GB model, so that users who want this model will have to spend 100 euros more, since it is not available in the 32 GB version. According to KGI analyst Min-Chi Kuo, Apple is having a lot of trouble producing this color as only 60% of the devices manufactured in this color are passing quality controls.
The anodizing and polishing process is offering more problems than the company would like. If we are looking for information about this specific color, Apple informs us that during daily use of this device, the exterior of it can suffer various micro abrasions that leave a perennial mark on the device without the possibility of removing it in any way. On YouTube we can find a large number of videos where we can see how simply by touching the device with some coins, the layer that covers it begins to show the first scratches.