I'm seeing red in the first one, yellow in the second, by the time I get to the third one, I don't even know what I'm seeing anymore. 🤦♂️😂
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iPhone 12 Pro Yellow Screen/Tint? Display seem "Warm"? Check here first!
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Dominated 😂 Equal first mate, undefeated 😁 looking like 2020 all over again. 😊🏆 how do we concede 2 goals against a team without any strikers. 🤦♂️😂
Wonder if any of them players have red tint on their phones. 🤔😂
Hmmm 🤔 I'm seeing red tint in the 3rd photo, zollotech latest video.
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G9P here and so far it’s a perfect screen that I have. No issues here.
Any photos? 😁 aren't all the screens on the pro models made by samsung?
I would mot do that if I were you
keep the better display battery will degrade anyway
I also think the test you did has many variables
Keep in mind spotlight indexing occurs when you first set up a phone and can affect battery life. I doubt they’re actually any different
another year goes by, exact same message applies.
except I don't think I've seen a single 13 screen in the last 10 pages of this thread that warrants an exchange/return
Becoming happier and happier with my 13P each day, don’t think I’m gonna play the screen lottery just because I might not have the brightest or most uniform screen on the face of the planet. Strangely, the uniformity seems to be accentuated at certain brightness levels. It’s almost unnoticeable at full brightness, but quite obviously brighter on the left side and toward the very bottom at around 40-60% brightness.
Been happier with the white point too, except for when it shifts mid-use. For those of you tempted to say that my eyes/brain are just getting used to it, I also use an 8 Plus for work and my screen time between the two is split about 50/50. The white point on the 13P *is* shifting even with True Tone turned off. I’d bet money on it.
Been happier with the white point too, except for when it shifts mid-use. For those of you tempted to say that my eyes/brain are just getting used to it, I also use an 8 Plus for work and my screen time between the two is split about 50/50. The white point on the 13P *is* shifting even with True Tone turned off. I’d bet money on it.
I’m telling myself that the glue is still drying.😁
HmmmI'm seeing red tint in the 3rd photo, zollotech latest video.
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I'm seeing red tint in the 3rd photo, zollotech latest video.What I think I’m also seeing here is what I see on mine, which is a slight bit more warmth along the left edge when compared to the right edge. Seems to be pretty common.
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I checked 10 iPhone 13s so far and all of them were slightly darker/warmer on the right side
Nothing is going to change, until apple ditch OLED for micro led, might be a while away by the looks of it.
I can't remember if it was this thread or another, but the point was that you don't see variance/imperfections on OLED tvs, and I wonder about that. My initial reaction was to agree. I've seen them on display and not noticed tinting or anything else. Having said that, when I watch something like Foundation on my new 13 Pro, it's flawless. Homescreen? Looks amazing. It's only when I'm interrogating a fully white screen or trying to scrutinize one side of the keyboard vs the other in iMessage that I see anything.
Yeah it's ok to me, I don't notice it much and knowing that all are like this makes me peaceful on the inside 😌
Just popped in the Apple store and compared to 3 or 4 other 13 Pros. It was all pretty close. Brightness is a tight range between them and tint roughly all the same. Yellow-ish tint was consistent and some difference in warmth from left to right, even if it was very minor. Long story short, nothing in it.