Thanks but I never had AB enabled in the first place, it's been off since it exists as a SettingCan you disable Auto Brightness and again put the Mini to 65%? Does that fix the issue?
Thanks but I never had AB enabled in the first place, it's been off since it exists as a SettingCan you disable Auto Brightness and again put the Mini to 65%? Does that fix the issue?
This is Erica Griffin’s comment on Zollotech’s YouTube video:
“The issue is these displays are coming closer to the standard for sRGB, which is 6504K, D65 white. But when they are doing this the blue color channel is lacking within the grayscale, which leaves red and green higher in the grayscale balance. Red and green wavelengths make yellow. Sometimes green will be a bit higher then red and you get greenish yellow. The iPhone X was a cooler white. It had much more blue. LCDs are often quite blueish and that is what people are used to and coming from. Blue is perceived as brighter and whiter, cleaner. Where a yellowish display looks dingy and worn out. After the iPhone X I’ve been seeing this on all oled displays released afterwards. You can have a white point that is a color temperature of 6500 (correlated color temp) along the 6500 Kelvin isotemperature line without actually being white. This is where I think there are some calculation and calibration errors. Unless they are doing this on purpose to keep the blue channel down to be less straining on the eyes. Still that doesn’t make sense. Nevertheless it doesn’t look nice. So as it is 6504k, D56 white is a warmer looking color temp than most people are used to, having come from LCDs or a cooler iPhone. But what they are being most disturbed by is the RGB balance being slightly unnatural with too much green. The sky looks yellow and even reddish or cool in the shade but I’ve never seen a greenish sky... it’s a true to life color and you WILL notice when those are off. Messing with the color filters will decrease the brightness of the display and doesn’t actually fix anything but may be nicer to look at.”
Could you stop derailing the thread with your insane pet peeve please?It isn’t about newer or older. This is just a common defect. Depends on your luck.
Yeah I honestly need to stop. The more I read the more I stop trusting my own eyes.Reading this thread has the effect on people.
I did not find that the color tint impacted the accuracy of the other colors. I did find that the yellow cast without the color tint did impact all colors. My real issue with the color tint is the impact to the brightness as I found it to be very noticeable. Obviously not ideal.So if I understand it right, it might be a calibration thing but apple will not correct it what means that we have the option to accept it or to play with the hue settings. If we choose the hue settings and add blue to the yellow screen we loose brighteness what I can accept, but do we also loose an accurate reproduction of all other colors? It seems that every color looks more washed out.
When you add “color settings” to the accessibility shortcut and jump between color setting on and off the difference is quite big and remembers you how the screen could look like. It looks at first pretty blueish when you put it back on but the brain adapt quickly to the fake white.
You contact them for replacement but they might or might not do it for you now since they are "aware and fixing the issue", and will tell you that you might get another yellow oneFor those that got a replacement phone from Apple care+ and are using that to keep swapping phones till you get a good one, how did it work? Just call and ask for express replacement through Applecare+? Would you then have to get a new Apple care for each new device every time or it just transfers over/they send you new devices based on just the original Applecare till you’re satisfied?
Went to my local Apple store and purchased a 256GB PB S/N:G0NDP, Week 46 production date November 15th, factory G09(assembled in the USA). Very happy to say the screen is white with no yellow tint or green tint. Looks as good as my wife’s XS Max and better than my sons 11 pro Max. Also very happy that its the G9N panel verified in 3utools.
I Hope everyone gets the screen that they deserve, but I’m out of this thread before it drives me crazy and in turn I drive my wife and kids even more crazier.
What I did is verify the serial numbers in the software below and 1 was a week 43 and the one I purchased was a week 46. Decided to take a chance on the week 46 and glad I did. May help someone out if they want to fast check the week while at the Apple store. You don’t even have to open the box or buy before you check.
Thanks to all who helped out in this thread.
Apple doesn’t assemble phones in the US, but good thing that you got a good display.Went to my local Apple store and purchased a 256GB PB S/N:G0NDP, Week 46 production date November 15th, factory G09(assembled in the USA). Very happy to say the screen is white with no yellow tint or green tint. Looks as good as my wife’s XS Max and better than my sons 11 pro Max. Also very happy that its the G9N panel verified in 3utools.
I Hope everyone gets the screen that they deserve, but I’m out of this thread before it drives me crazy and in turn I drive my wife and kids even more crazier.
What I did is verify the serial numbers in the software below and 1 was a week 43 and the one I purchased was a week 46. Decided to take a chance on the week 46 and glad I did. May help someone out if they want to fast check the week while at the Apple store. You don’t even have to open the box or buy before you check.
Thanks to all who helped out in this thread.
Was that an Apple Store?????Just went to another store, perfect whites on all of them. Mine is brighter but significant yellowing. So far only BB had a few models that were almost as yellow as mine, all other stores i went to had perfect whites.
Do you think that if it is essembled in USA have something to do with the display?Went to my local Apple store and purchased a 256GB PB S/N:G0NDP, Week 46 production date November 15th, factory G09(assembled in the USA). Very happy to say the screen is white with no yellow tint or green tint. Looks as good as my wife’s XS Max and better than my sons 11 pro Max. Also very happy that its the G9N panel verified in 3utools.
I Hope everyone gets the screen that they deserve, but I’m out of this thread before it drives me crazy and in turn I drive my wife and kids even more crazier.
What I did is verify the serial numbers in the software below and 1 was a week 43 and the one I purchased was a week 46. Decided to take a chance on the week 46 and glad I did. May help someone out if they want to fast check the week while at the Apple store. You don’t even have to open the box or buy before you check.
Thanks to all who helped out in this thread.
Yes, mine is a bad display. G6TDKHaving the same issue, iPhone 12 Black 256GB.
Ordered through Apple Store Thailand (was delivered from Singapore). Mine is week 41 (October), SN: G6TD... Anyone else with these SN and a good/bad display?
My error from the info on the software as replied to on here by other posters. Must be assembled in China.Do you think that if it is essembled in USA have something to do with the display?
Do you know if it's a Samsung or LG display? Is there any way to find that out other than installing that Chinese (malware?) software?Yes, mine is a bad display. G6TDK
Obviously the yellow impact all colors that’s why we are all here, I hoped someone in the 150 pages had measured the results with tint on. If I had a colorimeter I would have measured it I am fighting with this problem since 10 days have to decide if I keep or return my devices. How could so many specialized websites praise this screen when we are all here complaining.I did not find that the color tint impacted the accuracy of the other colors. I did find that the yellow cast without the color tint did impact all colors. My real issue with the color tint is the impact to the brightness as I found it to be very noticeable. Obviously not ideal.
If Apple will drop the ball and let the manufacturer be sloppy with the calibration, then they should stop being stubborn control freaks and let users truly/properly adjust the colors, it literally would cost them nothing.
It was a retailer, but so far 2/3 retailers had perfect displays and the 3rd had some with yellowing but not nearly as bad. In all, my phone was noticeably brighter (same exact settings). Will compare to Apple store and see how their displays are. Likely going to request new phone from Apple care, the yellow just washes out all the colors, once moved to a computer (properly calibrated) or even a different device (X) the photo looks entirely different and how it should. Apple is not going to be changing anything imo, doubt they can even if they wanted to as it is hardware and no way to know who’s display looks like what/what their preferences are. Only solution is return/exchange.Was that an Apple Store?????