iPhone X Combined | iPhone X Yellow / Blue shifted Display?

[fokmik]

See this post

https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...ut-yellow-screens-the-glue-is-drying.2083772/

totally true, i saw that on my last 6s and my 7, at bottom part the most, after 4-5 days, none

 

[kirkhuffy]

Correct me if I am wrong but isnt OLED technology warmer than what we are used to with iPhones? We have grown accustom to the bluer tones of iPhone panels so I imagine the OLED panel will look warmer, or "yellow".

 

[mib1800]

No reviews of previous iDevices mentioned any of the previous screen issues either.....

Wait a few days. The early reviews are sponsored and reviewers selected by Apple.

 

[ARSC]

If this is happening in oled displays then this is strange.

 

[uecker87]

Fake news, no reviews mentioned this.

Yeah - that's what's wrong with people today...

I don't like a factual statement I read or heard - therefore it must be "fake news".

Ridiculous society we live in now-a-days.

 

[woodekm]

These are the same exact icons that were on the original iPhone in 07. This truly IS an anniversary edition!

 

[onepoint]

You can tweak things a bit under Settings > General > Display Accommodations > Color Filters. Choose Color Tint, turn the Intensity slider all the way left/down, and adjust the Hue slider for a ‘cooler’ look (or whatever your preference).

 

[fokmik]

I think this will calm down every people...its normal as it is but better

 

[Packers1958]

Whites will look "yellow" since the phone is properly set to D65 standards. Just like your tv, the correct color temperature to select is usually Warm 2.

 

[Knowlege Bomb]

Give it some time. The glue is indexing.

*twitch

Snappier.

 

[dan9700]

my 7 plus looks better this screen is horrible it changes colour on a slight tint, wow im so disappointed

 

[naturalstar]

If there’s still an issue after turning off True Tone:

Go to Settings>General>Accessibility>Display Accommodations>Reduce White Point

Adjust the Reduce White Point and see if that helps.

That’s the only other setting I know to play with outside of True Tone. I thought my 8 Plus was a little warm at first, since I like whiter-bluer displays as well, but at night it’s a lot easier on the eyes. I make it cooler/bluer during the day (True Tone off most times) and go with a night setting in the evenings.

I have nothing to offer on the viewing angles unfortunately. I don’t have that problem on the 8 Plus.

EDIT: There is also a Color Tint setting, but I’ve never played with it.

 

[james1758]

Are people really being serious here?! Whining that a phone held at an angle exhibits a non-uniform performance?! Now, I can't say I have seen iPhone X in the flesh (mine arrives shortly, no rush, it's just a phone) but I have seen and used a lot of Samsung devices and own two OLED TVs from different manufacturers. While some OLEDs I've seen do exhibit a slight non-uniformity, the majority are just like looking at a picture at a different angles - either no different, or slightly different because light reflects/refracts differently off the surface.

My solution to you all experiencing this, is to stop using your personal device at an angle... Hold the phone in front of your face and view it square on, as it was intended.

Mate chill, I simply asked the question as to whether it was a defect or something to do with OLED screen. If you're that offended by people taking an interest in a new phone that came out then leave the thread

 

[Packers1958]

Has nothing to do with glue. Such an urban myth. They don't glue OLED.

 

[IllusionEntity]

No issue here. If I turn off True Tone it looks identical to my 7+

 

[MacintoshDan]

Mine is noticeably yellow compared to my iPad Pro and old 8 plus. I figured there would be posts about it already. It actually looks great to me when viewed at an angle. Not thrilled, but I figured it was normal. I’ll addapt to it.

 

[Gryzor]

Mate chill

Perhaps you should take your own medicine?

I simply asked the question as to whether it was a defect or something to do with OLED screen. If you're that offended by people taking an interest in a new phone that came out then leave the thread

My generalised post was in response to the numerous posts of people complaining that their screen was either too yellow or didn't look right when viewed at an acute angle.

1. Displays tend to be calibrated to the D65 colour temperature
2. If you don't like D65 and prefer unnatural, overly-bright, overly-saturated images, change the settings as they are provided for that purpose
3. If you don't like how colours look when viewing your phone at different angles, consider looking directly at the screen instead.

If you choose to misread the scope of a reply and take it as a personal attack just because I offered an opinion on why and what, maybe you shouldn't create threads in the first place.

 

[lordhamster]

Mine also struck me as yellowish on first boot compared to my Pixel... however I think it is just the Truetone. Anyway, after downloading 5 apps, I've already forgotten about it.

 

[Alfieg]

I'm troubled by those that speak of extreme angles. My colour shift is such that even when looked at directly on access the length of the phone gives enough angle to see blue at the top and yellow at the bottom. The tiniest tilt on top of that it it goes straight from yellow tint to bright white / blue.

There is no extreme angle here, it's incredibly distracting!

 

[Harthag]

Mine is also too yellow with true tone enabled, simple fix by adjusting color tint in display settings. Not a big deal?

All OLED phones exhibit color shift at an angle. I predicted last week we'd see tons of MR threads about colors shift because this is the 1st OLED iphone. Sure enough...

 

[thadoggfather]

Are people really being serious here?! Whining that a phone held at an angle exhibits a non-uniform performance?! Now, I can't say I have seen iPhone X in the flesh (mine arrives shortly, no rush, it's just a phone) but I have seen and used a lot of Samsung devices and own two OLED TVs from different manufacturers. While some OLEDs I've seen do exhibit a slight non-uniformity, the majority are just like looking at a picture at a different angles - either no different, or slightly different because light reflects/refracts differently off the surface.

My solution to you all experiencing this, is to stop using your personal device at an angle... Hold the phone in front of your face and view it square on, as it was intended.

Which two manufacturers for the tv ?

LG display makes the underlying panel for all tv manufacturers producing commercial volume OLED tv's right now

You got an LG and a Sony a1e?

 

[Faelan]

I'm troubled by those that speak of extreme angles. My colour shift is such that even when looked at directly on access the length of the phone gives enough angle to see blue at the top and yellow at the bottom. The tiniest tilt on top of that it it goes straight from yellow tint to bright white / blue.

There is no extreme angle here, it's incredibly distracting!

Now, that would be a deal breaker to me. If it doesn’t look uniform when viewed straight on, I generally return the device unless it’s barely noticeable.

Uniformity is much more important to me than something looking slightly more crispy, black looking truly black or colors popping more.

 

[macfacts]

Just like every phone they have ever realeased, it is probably the glue under the screen. It will go away.

Smartphones use clear glue (LOCA glue) that cures in UV light.. The glue is not causing the yellow tint.

 

[blackberrycubed]

unleash the #yellowGate!

 

[Alfieg]

20 degrees is about what's needed to shift from yellow to white/blue on mine. Not an extreme angle is it?