If the 5c is your first iPhone, or your first Retina-capable iPhone, than the screen will truly impress. If you’re familiar with Apple’s iPhone Retina displays, than the screen on the 5c needs no introduction. It doesn’t seem to make much different to speaker performance, however.
the 5 and 5s: its lock/power button appears to be the same as the volume buttons, which could help Apple save on manufacturing costs, and there’s a simple, four-hole single speaker grill on the bottom, whereas the metal designs have two grills, each with two rows of holes. Some interesting details I noticed about the iPhone 5c vs.
The material of the case, while glossy and smooth, doesn’t feel prone to slipping from your grip, and the rounded edges and corners are also a very nice fit for the contours of your hand. The added weight gives it a nice heft it’s just a shade lighter than the iPhone 4S, which lends it a feeling of substance. In fact the iPhone 5c is slightly heavier than the iPhone 5s, weighing in at 132g vs. Further, it points out that there’s a steel frame (which doubles as an antenna) girding that polycarbonate shell, which results in a phone that feels sturdy in the hand, without the flex or perceived fragility of other plastic device designs. The answer is a resounding ‘No.’ Apple notes that the iPhone 5c is actually polycarbonate because it wanted to get the colors just right, and doing so in metal just wasn’t feasible. So does dipping back into a polycarbonate shell threaten the image Apple has tried so hard to cultivate? To date, Apple’s choice of materials has been one of its prime differentiating factors, at least from an aesthetics point of view, vs. Apple went plastic, or should I say went back to plastic, after switching to metal and glass with the iPhone 4.
New design is easy on the eyes and the hand.Essentially the same phone inside as the iPhone 5.MSRP: 16GB for $99 on contract/$549 unlocked 32GB for $199 on contract/$649 unlocked.8MP iSight camera (rear), 1.2MP FaceTime HD camera (front).A6 processor (said to be 1.3GHz dual-core w/ 1GB RAM).
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