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Is this normal for an iPad Pro 10.5. I’ve had a few iPads in my day and I’ve never seen this.
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You must be heavy-handed lol, jk
Bring it in to the Genius Bar and have a technician take a look. Could be a weird issue with your particular iPad, but nonetheless this is why warranties exist. You may end up getting it replaced!
Bring it in to the Genius Bar and have a technician take a look. Could be a weird issue with your particular iPad, but nonetheless this is why warranties exist. You may end up getting it replaced!
That happens when the device gets dropped. Anyhow, take it in and if it’s not bent they can usually fix that pretty easily. Definitely not normal.
My 10.5 did that from day 1. I never dropped it. I went into the Apple Store just to see if display Pro models do this, and they all do to varying degrees of pressure. Even the 12.9.
It has to do with the laminated screen, which is effectively attached to the surface glass. Hence pressure on the glass can cause this. This happens mostly at the edge where the home button is located.
It has to do with the laminated screen, which is effectively attached to the surface glass. Hence pressure on the glass can cause this. This happens mostly at the edge where the home button is located.
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yea mine does it too, since day 1, i took it in and the tech said it was normal. Basically what the others on here said, nothing to worry about.
+1. Not that I do this purposely on the iPad's I've owned over the years, but I have experienced the same thing from my Mini's to my current IPP. Nothing to be concerned about.
