Green tint strikes again: Galaxy Note20 Ultra, Tab S7 and S7+ affected Comments
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Anonymous, 25 Aug 2020OnePlus said months ago it is not defect, but nature of oled.
This tech is a big failure.
... moreMini led LCD is ready for small factor now
Oled is bad technology but people are too attached to oled to see the truth
As for microled LCD will once again save the day with LCD -micro led hybrid where the micro led will be used in an LCD backlight for better local dimming zones
And it will be cheaper too
When I look at all the plans coming for LCD I am shocked that people in their hearts think it is old and outdated technology
Maybe because they are uninformed or just don't know any better
And again these people will see LCD with new names like dual cell, Qned and they are gonna love them and not even realize they are LCD technologies
- MrDong
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Anonymous, 25 Aug 2020Somehow this isn't an issue with TN, IPS and VA panels in monitors. Even at 240Hz you don... moreCost of 240Hz and above panels you normally get from a proper gaming PC monitor is very high, probably that's why their quality is often better (despite being stuck to LCD and not OLED).
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- qa0
I have the Note 20 Ultra, I didn't get this greenish color on my screen. Mine works perfectly :)
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Anonymous, 25 Aug 2020Vote with your wallet. If you are a resident in their 2nd-Tier Fail Exynos models' lis... moreI hope this will make a change and that people in the countries who are getting the trash Exynos versions, will stop buying them.
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- na1
Vote with your wallet.
If you are a resident in their 2nd-Tier Fail Exynos models' list of countires, then you shouldn't even consider any Samsung phones. If you are able to purchase the SD versions, then raise a stink about the defective devices and don't let this become the new norm.
It's bout time we start reminding these arrogant, bloated conglomerates that we customers are the ones who allow them to cash their paychecks in. Don't settle for overpriced low quality garbage!
Anonymous, 25 Aug 2020No it is my world not yoursStop embarrassing yourself you are small change in society.
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- StU
This immediately takes me back to the gluegate issue on the Huawei Mate 20 Pro’s, LCD technology certainly isn’t dead and still has its uses and for a majority of people wouldn’t even know the difference.
- Anonymous
- 0Tt
I haven't bought a new phone for 5 years and now i am a bit confused. How common is this problem with OLED screens?
I want a mid-range phone, released in 2020 (with android 10), GMS, FHD+, for the European market, between 180€ - 290€ and should get at least two years of major Android updates. I am considering one of the following phones that meet these criteria:
Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro (global version), Mi Note 10 Lite (but hasn't got the Google ARCore support yet), Mi 10 Lite (765G+5G), Samsung Galaxy A41 and Galaxy A51.
Now because of that green tint problem, should i better pick a LC Display? This would make the Redmi Note 9 Pro my only choice. But as far as i heard, Note 9 Pro's Display is on the lower side of display quality... :/
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Shanti Dope, 25 Aug 2020So perhaps this could be one of the reasons why Apple is looking forward to acquire Chinese sc... moreSamsung already giving true 10bit display with 1B colors
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MrDong, 25 Aug 2020A reason not to jump into the 120Hz panel bandwagon too quickly. 60Hz panels may suffer from t... moreNope 60hz panel also suffer from the issue.
Besides this tinting problem happens at extremely low level of brightness. Levels most people don't use their phone at.
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MrDong, 25 Aug 2020A reason not to jump into the 120Hz panel bandwagon too quickly. 60Hz panels may suffer from t... moreSomehow this isn't an issue with TN, IPS and VA panels in monitors. Even at 240Hz you don't face this issue, so it must be software or firmware. Maybe the silicon controlling the display is defective, who knows. Might be a design flaw of the controller.
Samsung Customer Service says it's hardware but we know how knowledge-poor they are...
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Note20UltraIsBoss, 25 Aug 2020Nothing on any of my Samsung devices so this is a non story in my world 🌎. No it is my world not yours
- MrDong
- xZI
A reason not to jump into the 120Hz panel bandwagon too quickly. 60Hz panels may suffer from tinting issues as well, but they're usually easier to amend.
- Anonymous
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Kek, 25 Aug 2020I wonder when are cellphones companies investing again on LCD screens. The last time we got a ... moreSuper LCD whatsoever is just a marketing gimmick . There's nothing super about it . And yes they still selling a lot of LCD phone .
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Daniel, 25 Aug 2020Stop talking BS. I am using A71 for more than 6 months and nothing happened.and you think you represent all the users? some users are experiencing this too
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- nfy
Daniel, 25 Aug 2020Stop talking BS. I am using A71 for more than 6 months and nothing happened.You are not the center of the world kid. I saw people who said they didn't have it and later realized they actually didn't notice. If you notice, it's bad enough!
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- Kx1
Maybe there's something to be said about brick and mortar stores
- Daniel
- gCY
Anonymous, 25 Aug 2020S10 Lite, A71 are 60Hz and have it.Stop talking BS. I am using A71 for more than 6 months and nothing happened.
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AnonD-641645, 25 Aug 2020I think you're a little mixed up. LCDs (and thus IPS) have simple 1:1:1 RGB, every pixel ... moreI agree. I have those mixed-up with the IPS. lol. Probably just wrongly calibrated display. I wonder if the greens can be tamed in the settings with the Tab S7 issue.
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- Kx1
DroidBoye, 25 Aug 2020There are more greens than reds or blues in a panel no matter if it's IPS (might differ p... moreI think you're a little mixed up. LCDs (and thus IPS) have simple 1:1:1 RGB, every pixel has a red, a blue, and a green subpixel.
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