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    Why does Apple switch from Aluminum to Titanium and vice versa every few years? Isn't Titanium superior and more scratch resistant?

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    • it's all to create novelty, marketing cycles and tiersmaquito
    • They have to lower the quality after getting up and pretend there have been substantial improvements...Gabriel
    • Actually wondered myself today the same q after seeing the last 3 iterations of iphones
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    • "Aluminum is lighter than titanium, enabling even slimmer designs without sacrificing too much strength."
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    • "Aluminum's higher thermal conductivity helps dissipate heat better, especially with power-hungry chips like the A19 Pro"
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    • "Aluminum has a smaller carbon footprint (especially with Apple's low-carbon partnerships) and is more recyclable than titanium"
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    • "Material choices are about striking a balance—titanium for innovation and durability when it makes sense, aluminum for everyday efficiency and broad appeal"
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