Some Apple iPhone 12 units plagued by display tinting and flickering Comments
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Anonymous, 21 Nov 2020Still using S6 Edge. No burn in issues. Camera is good too. Only performance and battery life ... moreI had been using S6 for 4 years, and there are burn ins, brightness of display is more dimmer than it was (obviously), camera is very decent as for 4 years old phone, but comparing it with even a phone 2 years older that S6 makes no sense. Battery has never beet a strong side of S6 thou!
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Same here
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Android Authority, 20 Nov 2020This is an hardware issue. Can't be solved by software update. A software update will si... moreFor the flickering issue, yes, all companies set a minimum brightness that you can't go below because they know that at least some people will notice it. For the green tint, my s5 had the same issue and it disappeared on its own, not even a software update.
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Still using S6 Edge. No burn in issues. Camera is good too. Only performance and battery life are bad.
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More issues with Samsung OLED panels.. This same issue affected some Samsung, OnePlus, Sony and Xiaomi phones.
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Shanti Dope, 21 Nov 2020No it's not normal. This is just a proof of Apple's careless quality control. Such ... moreYes it is, Shanti. I have seen plenty of photos, videos and examples of Samsung, OnePlus and Xiaomi phones with OLED panels having the same issues. This isn't just exclusive to Apple.
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Roman5, 21 Nov 2020Yes, Apple really screwed up with this but just remember that the same issues are present in A... moreNo it's not normal. This is just a proof of Apple's careless quality control.
Such things never happened on Sony's OLED panels on their phones, and the reason is simple; they always make sure that every panel of every unit will be flawless and evenly-made.
If a brand that you consider to be "barely surviving" can master this, then there's absolutely no excuse for a significantly more profitable and popular manufacturer to have problems like this on their most expensive phones.
- Roman5
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Yes, Apple really screwed up with this but just remember that the same issues are present in ALL oled displays, it's rare but it can happen on any panel and many things can affect this, so no one is safe, not Samsung, not anyone.
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Josh, 20 Nov 2020Well same as the amoled issue on note 1 but after several years of improvements......samsung n... moreApple uses Samsung panel.. though believe some of these on the iPhone 12 are LG and BOE Oleg panels
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the dog, 20 Nov 2020as always, LG displaysYer there were words of some displays being LG over Samsung.. hmm I expect the 12 pro max will be uneffected as it was suppose to use Samsung only
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Anonymous, 20 Nov 2020It's a samsung display with apple software.....they were not ready for oled lolSamsung Oled’s have been used since the iPhone X .. wth have you been , seems the display might not have been checked as well as before , surprised more people didn’t skip it know parts were in short supply and then I expect they rushed to finish ... be better getting an iPhone 11 this year
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the dog, 20 Nov 2020as always, LG displaysIt's a samsung display with apple software.....they were not ready for oled lol
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as always, LG displays
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Note 20 Ultra, 20 Nov 2020Definitely to fool the buyers from returning their units within the stipulated period and subs... moreYou are right... Another scandal upcoming for 🍎
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DroidBoye, 20 Nov 2020Midrangers does not need to satisfy very high peak brightness claims the flagships has. I wond... moreMost of them show green tint when below 100 nits.
People see when they are in bed with lights off using very low brightness.
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DroidBoye, 20 Nov 2020Midrangers does not need to satisfy very high peak brightness claims the flagships has. I wond... morehmmm, i also supposed high brightness as one of the reasons... i thought only burn is the issue on oled... considered buying a used samsung before, but thought about amoled having burn ins and some pink lines... also have nokia n8 having a display being "eaten" gradually (most parts being black)... but i just thought, those are "past" that is why i am hoping that xperia 1 ii will have no burns for the next 3 years or so...
btw, also have nokia 909 without burns yet despite of it having oled display...
as for the flickering, i experienced that with htc 8x...
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hoping apple will be honest this time for the sake of their users - what cause it and give proper fix...
i am thinking about the dolby vision thing... that the hardware might be struggling to support it...
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Shanti Dope, 20 Nov 2020It's definitely not a software issue. How come that two units of the same iPhone model ru... moreDefinitely to fool the buyers from returning their units within the stipulated period and subsequently forcing them to get into Apple Care or horrendous service call getting it replaced with the refurbished....by acknowledging the issue the trillion dollars fruit company might get into legal issues and potential law suits in billions...they will definitely fix this in future batches but whatever they have sold it to their early adopters (iFo..a) they get stuck with the customer base. This happens every year...
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solidheart, 20 Nov 2020For people commenting that Apple users are not complaining about this issue, please check the ... morecan you give me the numbers or the link to the thread?
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DroidBoye, 20 Nov 2020Midrangers does not need to satisfy very high peak brightness claims the flagships has. I wond... moreYes this very well could be the issue.
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