I don’t know. It’s so widespread that Apple might take notice. Had it affected only a few units, they wouldn’t have done anything.what’s your opinion? Do you suggest to give give up and try in some months? I’m thinking to give up and purchased an used X for a cheap price.
iPhone 12 Mini, inside with truetone on or off, it is a little bit yellow.
Outside with truetone on it is perfect white, with truetone off it turns yellow again.
So it must be a software or calibration bug?
Thats right. But if it's not hardware, exchanging the phone does not make sense.Correct. But that doesn’t necessarily mean Apple will fix it via an update. They designed it this way, in their own words.
It totally makes sense to exchange it. If I know there is a software issue that affects say 1% of iPhones that Apple will never fix, and exchanging the iPhone will fix the issue, it totally makes sense to exchange the iPhone. The issue with iPhone 12 is 99% iPhones have xyz issue, so only 1% don’t have said issue, making it a lottery.Thats right. But if it's not hardware, exchanging the phone does not make sense.
Every 12 mini screen I saw, looked nearly identical. There were some minor differences, but thats totally normal.
It would be great, if apple would give us something like a temperature slider in the screen settings.
This is exactly what I mean. As you mentioned before it seems like Apple designed the screens this way, or it is a software / calibration bug.It totally makes sense to exchange it. If I know there is a software issue that affects say 1% of iPhones that Apple will never fix, and exchanging the iPhone will fix the issue, it totally makes sense to exchange the iPhone. The issue with iPhone 12 is 99% iPhones have xyz issue, so only 1% don’t have said issue, making it a lottery.
I am talking in general. Not with respect to this issue in particular.
Almost all iPhone 12s have yellow tint, exchange is unlikely to help.
You are right. There is no perfect white. But the screen turns as white as my apple watch series 6 and has no yellow tint.I don't trust people who say "perfect white.
Picked up my 2nd 12pro and it has a perfect white screen! text and colors are vibrant and sharp!
I'm so happy right now!
SN# starts with G6TDQ
updating software right now. Will post a comparison photo later.
I saw someone mention that all G6 serial number iPhones are good, but that’s not accurate, as mine with G6TDK is bad. Looking at people reporting back, G6TDQ may be a good batch.
This is serial number of screen or phone? My iPhone 12 has yellow tint, as if there was some color filter. I checked and there is no color filter active, night shift off and True Tone off. I can’t exchange, they only offers me to send it to Apple (as I bought it at a reseller store) and they will look into the problem and see if it has to be repaired or not and would have to wait like 3/4 days without phone. So this it not an option to me, I hope apple fix this.Today i checked several iPhones and i can confirm, the only one which had very bright white and a slightly sharper display was the one with Serial Number: G6TDQ
I also tested others with G6TDR but wasn’t as good and some slight yellow. (Still , on its own acceptable display)
Will Q mean special quality checked ? Hard to say right now.
also in my opinion the panels have been deliberately calibrated more yellow and I must say that by now I'm used to it .. the real solution was to add an indicator to be able to easily change the color temperature which is possible in almost all competing smartphones
Have any of you that have multiple exchanges exchanged via AppleCare, or are you all exchanging normally? Mine’s being exchanged via AppleCare. I asked them to make sure I got a newly made phone as I don’t want to have to exchange it again and they said don’t worry, the AppleCare replacements are made to a higher standard than retail.
But now I’m seeing in the confirmation email that they are sending me a G0, which by all accounts here is crap...
He meant that it would be nice if Apple add in the Settings a colour temperature slider. Wishful thinking.What do you mean with “real solution was to add an indicator ... to change the color temperature”?
Where is that indicator?
I really hope I missed something. Please don’t say, that you mean adjusting the color filter.![]()
This is serial number of screen or phone? My iPhone 12 has yellow tint, as if there was some color filter. I checked and there is no color filter active, night shift off and True Tone off. I can’t exchange, they only offers me to send it to Apple (as I bought it at a reseller store) and they will look into the problem and see if it has to be repaired or not and would have to wait like 3/4 days without phone. So this it not an option to me, I hope apple fix this.
Yeah that's bad. Did you swap it out?
Non-yellowish compared to? To an iPhone X for example, that is my control as its oled and is perfect to me? Or was just less yellowish than other iPhone 12?
Let's hope but honestly I don't have much hope either. I'm always disgusted when looking at my iPhone display. Never had a phone where I was put off using it.In a couple of hours the 14.3 will be released... let’s see, honestly I have no hope at all
Nothing is changed with 14.3 in regards to this issue, you can install it right now with the public beta profile.In a couple of hours the 14.3 will be released... let’s see, honestly I have no hope at all