Week 38Congrats. And what’s your week of production?
Week 38Congrats. And what’s your week of production?
Yes!Everyone complaining about a yellowish tint to the display should read up on exposure to blue light being linked to causing macular degeneration (degeneration of the iris) (aka going blind).
Apple is doing you a favor tinting these screens intentionally away from blue. They are well aware of the relationship of blue light and MG.
Personally I keep my older phone with Night Shift permanently on all the time. The slider control almost to halfway. At first when turning it on, the screen color seems very warm, but once your eyes adjust to it in a short while, it looks natural.
Then when you turn Night Shift off — the screen looks WAY too blue... because you've gotten used to the warmer color.
Everyone do your retinas a favor and KEEP TRUE TONE ON. Turning it off is more damaging to the eyes.
Apple may have obfuscated the real reason why they're warming up the display color, telling everyone it's done to create a more natural look, when in reality they're probably yellowing the screens to minimize damaging millions of people's eyes.
Thought on this? Left is X and Max is right. TT off. 100% Brightness.
The best screen I had today tried again third time is a charm keeping this one sick of playing the screen lottery game. True Tone on (Serial number factory FK)
Week 39 build
Definitely one of the best I have seen. It's not perfect. If you quickly cast your eye from top to bottom you can see there is a variation in tint. But overall this is so much better than most I have seen. Congrats!
I found a great screen on my 4th attempt (Max 512 GB). I found a sales associate that knew about the yellow "warmer" issue and told me that she would be happy to exchange until we found one that was uniform and not yellow.
Now...the 3rd phone could have been a good one, but the sales associate dropped it out of the box! So, #4 was the winner.
My 1st was uneven (yellow top/pink bottom), the 2nd was pink on top but better yellow, 3rd was dropped and actually looked pretty good. The 4th is uniform and does not look yellow until night shift is on (where it is suppose to be warmer).
I told her I would pay even more to not have to play the screen lottery every year!
I was a color matcher for an automotive paint manufacturer for nearly 20 years and after all these years I can say with almost 100 percent certainty that everyone sees color a little differently. I not saying people who are having yellow screens aren't having a problem, but I would suspect that they are more susceptible in seeing the screen to be more yellow than a lot of people. I remember onetime I bought a brand new black truck and parked in front of my friend's house that I was visiting. Another friend walked in and said "Nice blue truck you have there, John". I looked at him crazy and said "It's black, not blue - but thanks anyways". "Well, it looks blue to me" replied my friend. So I looked out the window and sure enough it did look blue, but the reason was it was parked under a street lamp and the light was giving it a bluish look to it. My point is that just because someone sees yellow doesn't mean another person will see it yellow or as strong of a yellow. Some people also might compensate the yellow in their mind and naturally perceive it to be white, for they know it's supposed to be white. I think that is why Apple has a problem with the "yellow tint" problem and probably will always have this problem. Just my .02 cents
I agree with you, and after changing the tint a bit in my phone it looks better. It’s just a little scary for people dropping $1000+ on a iPhone they want a perfect looking screen. For me as long as a diagnostic says the screen is correct then I trust the instruments over my eyes.
Dropping $1,000+ for a phone is scary enough. Even with a functional display.
And staff mentioned he wil feedback to management and find out if they would be doing calibrations in store thru Genius. I’m not optimistic though.I’ve tried 3 Xes. All “DN” serials and all consistently slightly yellow. Even the nice Apple Store Sales staff agrees. Decided to opt for refund and be back at this lottery a month or 2 later. Good luck all.
The issue here is the wide variances among the XSes. There is not a single standard calibration. For all we know, those cooler ones are the ones “defective”. Lol.
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Yes, I think this happens to a certain degree with LCD screens in older iPhones as well, even without TT.
it looks good but the problem i noticed was with camera white balance it can alter it just enough to make it so we dont see what you see RAW. That is why I did a video...which even then wasnt 100% but it was the closet representation to what I was seeing. but like I was saying with the photo i could real time see the auto white balance change my iphone from looking PURE white to yellow.Well I ended up having to do get a replacement after mine getting badly damaged (long story). Any thoughts on this screen? I'm kind of numb to it now I guess and can't tell what's white anymore lol. TT and Auto Brightness off.
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x seems cooler than XS MAXThought on this? Left is X and Max is right. TT off. 100% Brightness.
You got 7 more days.Also got yellow tint on my screen. I need to go back to Apple store within how many days?
7 days old IPhone XS..
Take it back get a phone that your happy with these phones are premium prices.Also got yellow tint on my screen. I need to go back to Apple store within how many days?
7 days old IPhone XS..
Take it back get a phone that your happy with.
What country are you in?didn't buy it at apple store. I need to go back to the store there i buyed it, our just go to apple store shop and show the receipt?
Have Applecare+ from day 1.
Thanks for answers guys!
What country are you in?
Different country have different returns policys definitely return that phone back to the store for a full refund.
Purchase again this time in a local Apple store which you will have 14 days exchange your device without even a reason depending on your country returns/exchange policy.
Or you could do a genius swap that would be a bit hit and miss they might exchange it once and tell you next time your device is fine meets apple standards.
It does exist on the XS Max, because that was the first model that I got on day one and the screen was perfect.I went to the apple store today. They were nice about swapping me out a new phone, even though they really couldn’t see what I was talking about “yellow tint”. The swap was worse. Not as bright and even more yellow toned. Let’s just say I took the phone I came in with back with me. Maybe mine is closer to the phone I’m looking for than I know... so very annoying they all aren’t the same. I don’t even know if what I’m looking for exists on the xs max. I just want the cool blue tone my 7+ has without the color tint filter applied. Atleast apple wasn’t difficult to deal with. Maybe I need to wait a couple months to see if the issue resolves to try a swap again.
I believe you. I tried explaining to them how people have had to swap 4+ times just to find a good one. The lottery game is not fun... it shouldn’t be so hard to get what I want. They didn’t offer to swap again either. I think they think I’m crazy and keep saying Oled is just different, every screen is different.It does exist on the XS Max, because that was the first model that I got on day one and the screen was perfect.