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iPad Pro Grainy display on new iPad Pro M4?
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I am sorry if I did not convey my meaning properly. If anyone feels disappointed by their display, they should return it ASAP. Again, if it is obvious during normal use something is wrong, and Apple will swap your device. My personal unit does not show the dithering pattern during normal use. The only time I can see it is only under VERY specific circumstances and even then, it is so faint that even when pointed out to other people, they cannot see it. I've only seen 2 iPad pro's. My own and my wife's, they both have the dithering problem, but it is so minor, that I would not consider returning or exchanging them. If you see the issue and it bothers you, then by all means go ahead and get it exchanged/returned.
That is an excellent point. The influencer's "reviews" are so meaningless and lack any objective information. Even now I would like to know more hard facts about the display and the new tandem oled technology. How is panel uniformity, what downsides come with the tandem OLED tech if any. Yet no one is writing about that. I miss the days of written reviews. Nowadays everything is all flash and no substance.
I think the real in-depths reviews take more time and will come later. I‘m sure Vincent from HDTV Test will take a look at the screen as well at some point.
Thanks for clarifying. The confusion in this thread seems to be in the differences of experience.
- OLED grain is inevitable to the technology, even if undetectable during normal viewing
- But its possible some devices have more grain than usual due to manufacturing variances and poor quality control (eg. some Samsung panels)
I don't think people in Group 1 should voice their opinions on the matter, telling people in Group 2 how to feel, since Group 1 aren't actually affected (presumably).
Indeed. I miss the days of Anandtech in-depth analysis.
LOL with an image of FlavaFlav with an iPad around HIS neck down to infinity!
Usually while I’m wearing my Apple Vision Pro which is roughly the same weight.
I’m getting this weird grainy/shadow effect on pretty much my entire iPad. Text is more noticeable though
RTINGS has excellent reviews for TVs and monitors and laptops, but unfortunately no reviews of phones or tablets.
Its me or the screen of my new 11 pro it has a yellowish tint in it? I compared it to the 12.9 M2 and the difference is day and night. Like the 12.9 looks bright blue (the normal color for screens) and this one it seems that has a bluelight filter
its clear you don’t understand. you have a fear that it’s a manufacturing issue, that even if true has zero practical implication, but it’s just as likely it’s a limitation of the technology that is highly subjective and only evident under a very contrived situation. For some reason you feel the need to turn this into a crusade when at this point it’s all speculation.
Every settings that modifies the screen colors are disabled (true tone, night mode, etc)
check out the other thread and my images
I returned mine due to very warm/yellow screen.
Screen Color
My new 11 inch M4 ipad pro OLED is much much warmer compared to my M1 12.9 MiniLED iPad Pro. Both True Tone and Night Shift are OFF Wondering what's up here.
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Others have had same issue and have had better luck with a replacement unit.
light controlled is NOT the same as ’dark room’, even if you try to equate the two by calling it ‘low light.’ It’s light enough so that everything around you is clear, you can take notes, and your pupils don’t over dilate. And that’s my point, people cite the need to be in a dark room. Photographers don’t work in dark rooms. Well, not if they aren’t developing film.
No it’s exactly the point. most people who cite this issue cite the screen looks fine unless in a dark room. Photographers aren’t in a dark room.
no idea why you dragged photography into this in the first place, seems a stretch, but right now you’re just speculating it’s a quality control issue when there is no solid evidence it is and others suggesting it may be something more innocent. So when the day comes that it’s a documented issue with recall or other corrective action for the effected devices, then I will sympathize for anyone with an affected panel that didn’t return it after testing it out for their purpose. But for now, I urge folks to evaluate their devices for themselves and if they find a flaw under normal condition, return it.
the sky isn’t falling down.
That's not something I see on my units. Just to confirm, you can see the pattern with your naked eye? is not an artifact from your picture? if so, I would consider exchanging it.
My 13 inch is really good. I actually returned an Alienware OLED PC monitor in January because of text fringing.
There are often problems with text and straight lines showing fringes on OLED, and this was a big concern for me before buying. This is the best OLED display I have seen.
There are often problems with text and straight lines showing fringes on OLED, and this was a big concern for me before buying. This is the best OLED display I have seen.
Why didn't you take a picture from straight on?check out the other thread and my images
I returned mine due to very warm/yellow screen.
Screen Color
My new 11 inch M4 ipad pro OLED is much much warmer compared to my M1 12.9 MiniLED iPad Pro. Both True Tone and Night Shift are OFF Wondering what's up here.
Others have had same issue and have had better luck with a replacement unit.
Most displays have quite a bit of color shift when viewed from a steep angle.
Off-axis color shift is a real issue as well, but it's not the same issue as inaccurate white balance when viewed from straight on.
I didn't understand the sentiment behind the comment I was responding to. We worked it out.
Good try though 👍
I noticed it yesterday in a dark room on the grey elements of the music app. Haven’t seen it so far today but will check tonight.
