It looks like an IPS panel with slightly more pronounced edge bleeding than average.what can you say about my screen
is it worth making a return?It looks like an IPS panel with slightly more pronounced edge bleeding than average.
However, we don't know how you recorded it, if you have your camera gain turned up, or your camera contrast turned up, when you did those videos.
can you take a picture pleaseThis is waaaay worse than my M1 iMac; mine has no non-uniform bleed whatsoever. Its your choice to return, but if it bothers you then return the machine and get a new one.
and at angles?Here's a picture of my M1, showing an all-white image. The room is a bit bright but this maybe gives a ballpark idea of backlight uniformity:
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Looks about the same. I don't have time to post more images.and at angles?
Definitely. I took a picture of mine just now. My phone camera picks up some major non-uniformities, but I don’t see anything with my mk1 eyeball. The screen looks totally even unless through a camera. In person, the M1 iMac looks more uniform than my Pro Display XDR and LG 5ks.it also depends on the phone camera
If you look around, you won't see it with your eyes? or just straight?Definitely. I took a picture of mine just now. My phone camera picks up some major non-uniformities, but I don’t see anything with my mk1 eyeball. The screen looks totally even unless through a camera. In person, the M1 iMac looks more uniform than my Pro Display XDR and LG 5ks.
Edit: picture taken with all black screen in low light mode with iPhone 15.