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Dynamic island burn in on my 14pm? Anyone else have this “issue”?
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I got burn in around dynamic island too, but I figured out how to prevent it
no I just used some sun cream
Are you saying you've only had the phone for three days?
If that is the case, take it to Apple, show them the issue and they should have you a replacement.
If you don't want to do that, my best suggestion would be to... just get used to it?
If you can't notice it during normal use, then just use the phone normally and forget about it.
Seen a few threads about this, appears to be normal. Swapping out the phone won’t stop it happening again.
No idea if mine has it and I’m not going looking for issues for the sake of it - I don’t use the dynamic island feature!
No idea if mine has it and I’m not going looking for issues for the sake of it - I don’t use the dynamic island feature!
I too have a slight burn in and using it since November and with AOD turned on without wallpaper…
Two reasons it is not a "burn in":
- you say your phone is new (couple of days old only)
- the effect is aligned to the vertical cut out of the island and stretches across the whole width -> seems more like a quality problem with compensating the x/y pixel matrix drive strength or signal integrity due to the cutout region
I´d say, see an Apple store to have your unit checked (and you can have a look at other phones there to compare them to yours)...
- you say your phone is new (couple of days old only)
- the effect is aligned to the vertical cut out of the island and stretches across the whole width -> seems more like a quality problem with compensating the x/y pixel matrix drive strength or signal integrity due to the cutout region
I´d say, see an Apple store to have your unit checked (and you can have a look at other phones there to compare them to yours)...
That’s not burn in, burn in happens when the display shows the same thing for a longer time and that thing then stays visible when the original thing isn’t on the screen anymore.
What you are experiencing is a manufacturing defect, which is rather common with non-rectangular OLED screens. Call Apple.
What you are experiencing is a manufacturing defect, which is rather common with non-rectangular OLED screens. Call Apple.
In Apple Store i won’t check it because it’S only visible when britness is set to 0-5% and when i am in very dark room. In Real Life i can’t see it
It is definitely not normal. You've had the phone for 3 days, why not just go to the Apple store and return / exchange it rather than waste your time.
Mate, you have it for just 3 days. Just go back to Apple and return it. inside the first 14 days you can return anything no questions asked.
Well, I guess to a degree all have that, in some form.IntrestingDo all units have it or just some?
It was very noticeable with the release of the iPhone X, the upper corners left and right to the notch could appear less bright and saturated in lower light, this happens when the OLED panel is manufactured I believe. My current 11 Pro has it in the upper corners but only slightly. It’s a gamble which phone has it and which doesn’t.