I just bought a 12 to replace my mini...
I think the mini might be the most consistently bad-colored panel in the whole lineup. Mine is on its way back to Verizon... yesterday I made the switch to the regular 12, and the screen is noticeably better (comparison pics below). Too bad the phone is bigger than I’d like. But at least I won’t be obsessing about the screen color.
One thing I did notice about the larger screen though - there’s pretty extreme off-axis color shifting. It’s much worse than the mini in this regard. Has anyone else noticed this?




Testing out Verizon's network with the iPhone 12 mini. I don't know what I am more disappointed in, how much slower Verizon is where I live vs Sprint/T-Mobile network OR this horrible green/yellow tint on the iPhone 12 mini. Getting 70 Mbps with my iPhone 12 mini on Verizon's 5G Vs 42 Mbps on Sprint/T-Mobile LTE with my Xs. Heck, Verizon's LTE was low 20s Mbps.
And that green/yellow tint... I'm sorry, warm or cold, whites should still look, well, white not have an overlay of green/yellow on it. This is a defect, but probably a moot point for me because of Verizon's slower network performance.
Just downloaded 14.3 beta 2 and that green/yellow tint is still there! The yellow banner on top Google's looks richer thoughThe only thing I love about the iPhone 12 mini is the size. Perfectly engineered, but not enough to justify all the additional investment.
Oh well, maybe they will correct this tint with iPhone 13. I messed with recommended color settings and I cannot see how this will be fixed with a software update.
I think the mini might be the most consistently bad-colored panel in the whole lineup. Mine is on its way back to Verizon... yesterday I made the switch to the regular 12, and the screen is noticeably better (comparison pics below). Too bad the phone is bigger than I’d like. But at least I won’t be obsessing about the screen color.
One thing I did notice about the larger screen though - there’s pretty extreme off-axis color shifting. It’s much worse than the mini in this regard. Has anyone else noticed this?



