My first series 4 didn't have this problem and neither have my two replacements so quite fortunate in that aspect .
Out of interest, did everyone just accept it and move on with this?
This is not true at all. I do it all the timeTesting for this is the only time some people are turning the digital crown to wake the screen, and then they go online to voice their outrage.
I mentioned "some" people, not all. I'm not claiming it's not something that people who use the watch a certain way won't notice. I just have a feeling from some of the comments here and on Reddit that a number of people had to go looking for the issue to find it.This is not true at all. I do it all the time
I've forgotten about it but I'm definitely pulling a warranty claim in a few months
This is not true at all. I do it all the time
I've forgotten about it but I'm definitely pulling a warranty claim in a few months
I thought OLEDs don't have light bleed? Since the black area is completely turned off pixels, I don't know how can you see if there's any light bleed... and on pictures it looks much more pronounced. From personal experience.
I thought OLEDs don't have light bleed?
I "could" live with it if it would just be visible on the test image. But all the color watchfaces and the "fog"-watchfaces in red and grey are completely green on the left side ... this isn't acceptable.
Hello,
I’m afraid a lot of series 4 watches show the same issue to some extend. The second one bought last week, produced in week 42 (aluminium) and the previous one I had, bought beginning October (stainless): both show(ed) the left of their screen with a brighter greener side when displaying grey background. I decided to keep the aluminium one and wait a few months then ask for service. Otherwise I fear wasting time and nerves on playing the exchange lottery now.
Did they send the replacement unit and you can keep the current one as long as you get the replacement unit or did you need to send the current watch back before getting the new watch?
You keep your original watch until you receive the replacement watch, once you receive the replacement watch, then you send back the defective watch to Apple in the packaging materials that they sent you. You have five business days to send the watch back to them, before they charge your credit card the full amount.