Happening on the iPad Air 3 too now.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ipad-air-3-white-spot-problem.2191937/
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ipad-air-3-white-spot-problem.2191937/
Happening on the iPad Air 3 too now.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ipad-air-3-white-spot-problem.2191937/
My Ipad Pro 10.5 (purchased Sept 2017) developed a white spot 4months ago. Took it back to the Apple store and they honoured the warranty and gave me a replacement model. The defected iPad was a MPHG2X/A, it was relaced with a NPHG2B/A
Original device manufactured 25/07/2017, replacement device manufactured 16/07/2019. Couldn’t find any info on the newer model.What's manufacturer date of both? What is relevance of the different model numbers? Different country? Or is it because it's a newer version release maybe? as in so.e fixes, newer parts etc?
What's manufacturer date of both? What is relevance of the different model numbers? Different country? Or is it because it's a newer version release maybe? as in so.e fixes, newer parts etc?
Does your Model Number start with a “N”?I had my original 10.5” IPP replaced last year due to the bright spot (I believe it was out of warranty at this point, but I could be wrong), but they replaced it no questions asked and the replacement one has been great so far -knock on wood-
Did you note your iPad serial etc for manufacturing date and then compare to new for ref.I finally found the time to call Apple and send my bright spot iPad in for repair. This happened under the 2 year EU warranty and was no problem at all. Handed it to UPS yesterday and replacement is already on its way, got to admit that this process is really fast.
Will report back here when I get the replacement next week.
I spotted the white spot above the homeboy button long time ago. And I always thought there was Sth wrong with my own eyes and ignored the problem. However, today I was reading a book, and I could no longer unseen the white spot. It is out of warranty. I will go to apple store on Thursday. They better not charge me for fixing or exchanging.
My Pro coming up to the end of its AC+ and so far ok, but worried as know what will happen, AC+ finishes and get it....Or what?
I've had a 10.5 pro for 10 months. No sign of a white spot yet. I hope I don't get one but I also don't see it as a huge problem.
Is this thing noticeable on a non-white screen? Like when watching movies?
Is this thing noticeable on a non-white screen? Like when watching movies?
Did you note your iPad serial etc for manufacturing date and then compare to new for ref.
Did you note your iPad serial etc for manufacturing date and then compare to new for ref.
Original iPad was manufactured week 35 of 2017 (September).
Replacement iPad is from 25 Feb 2019.
So much newer that's good and hopefully a fix. Wonder if the Air 3 is fixed, maybe too early to say.
With my early 2017 10.5" Pro AC+ running out, I'm wondering wether to use an "incident" to get a replacement in the hope it'll be a newer one and fixed? and the bonus of a new battery.... although it seems ok at the moment.
It's a balance as apparently they all do eventually though. I'm just thinking knowing my luck it will straight out of AC+.... Other hand maybe never...If your's does not have a bright spot, I would definitely not force a replacement. Like I already said, from all we know the problem was not fixed, because even the Air 3 has it.
Original iPad was manufactured week 35 of 2017 (September).
Replacement iPad is from 25 Feb 2019.
Mine is week 8 2019 (18-24 Feb). Received this about 2 months ago as my AC+ was running out and I could see the spot developing on it. So this is my 3rd replacement since I purchased on launch.
I'll keep replacing under EU law, if it happens again, and if we're in the EU still.
How bad were your developing? Noticeable easy enough? What date were your others? Only noticeable on white screen, like white web pages and notes app?
Did you phone or goto store for replacements? Did you mention the screen prob as the issue?
Was it free under AC+? Or did you have to pay the standard fee for repair?
Really unsure what to do....
I'll keep replacing under EU law, if it happens again, and if we're in the EU still.