Exclusive: First Video Comparing Rumored Gold iPhone 5S With 5C

iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C

We’ve shown you leaked photos in the past, but today, you’re in for a treat. We’ve recently obtained a high definition video of what may be Apple’s iPhone 5S and 5C. This video provides a detailed comparison of the two devices alongside the iPhone 5.

Of course, there’s no way to tell if the parts shown in this video are legitimate, but they definitely line up with previous rumors and leaked photos. Take a look at the video comparison below.

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As shown in the video, the back inlay on the gold/champagne iPhone 5S has enough room to accommodate the rumored dual LED flash, but aside from its color, there’s not much of a difference when compared to the iPhone 5. As expected, the gold iPhone 5S also has the shiny Apple logo we’ve grown to know. The “iPhone” text appears to be a bit thinner on the rumored 5S when compared to the iPhone 5, but its font matches the text found on the blue iPhone 5C.

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Hands-On With the Red iPhone 5C

Just when you thought we were already up to our necks in iPhone part leaks, we’ve just gotten our hands on the red iPhone 5C. It’s just like the previous back housing leaks – except, of course, it is red! Imagine that!

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Plastic iPhone 5C Gets Scratch Tested, Measured [Video]

iPhone 5C

Scratch Test

Apple Daily has posted a video that shows the scratch resistance of the iPhone 5C's plastic shell.

The site notes that the new low-cost iPhone has a length, width and thickness that are slightly larger than the iPhone 5. As can be seen in the video below they took measurements of iPhone 5C which indicate a length of 124.55mm (mm), width of 59.13mm, and thickness of 8.98mm. Compare that to the iPhone 5 with a length of 123.8mm, width of 58.6mm, and thickness of 7.6mm.

Apple Daily also notes that rear shell of the iPhone 5C is scratch resistant.

Sources estimate, iPhone 5C may be as high hardness 8H (surface hardness of 8H, referring to the market than about three times the PET film is reinforced, it is generally the blade and the key will not scratch the surface). "Apple" to scratch the car key test case, and the rear panel and car keys, coins and other items thrown into a plastic bag and rolling test backplane were no scratches.

Take a look at the video below for more details.

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A Super-Gallery of iPhone 5C Back Housings, Buttons, and More!

New iPhone 5C Gallery

Back, Housings, Buttons and more

By Sonny Dicknos

You’ve seen most of these iPhone 5C parts leaked separately – now see them all in one place in one gigantic super-gallery of assorted leaked parts! Not much more can be said about this collection – just behold, and enjoy!

Direct from our source in Apple’s Asian supply chain, we’ve managed to get our hands on a rear housing part for the iPhone 5C, in white. As you can see, the part matches up well with numerous leaks regarding the device dating all the way back to April, featuring a design similar to the iPhone 3GS, but flatter. 

The white color gives perhaps the most authentic look yet at the details of the iPhone 5C’s designs. We hope you find our massive gallery of images as enlightening as we did!

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