My IPad Pro 12.9 is the same and so is every floor model I've seen. The 12.9 is brighter on the bottom and darker on the top, that's just the way it is. It bothered me at first but now it doesn't. What bothers me most about this behemoth is the lack of a split screen.
The way to test such things is just get a full black/white screen/picture depending on what you need to spot.
Perhaps go to a youtube vid for backlight bleed test (which is for IPS pc monitors but its black) Or take a pciture with finger in front of camera.
Totally true. Life lessons can be expensive. Don't fret it so much to stop you from living life to its fullest. Sure, it'll sting now, but you'll get over it.I really like that point of view. Most of us suffer over some issue in some form, in time you'll get over it and you'll be a smarter person forever.
Where I'm from there's only 3 Applestores nationwide (small country; more on the way if I'm correct). So that strategy might not work as well in such a situation. I just give it a few days in between returns and make sure you deal with a different employee. You can also use the online store for a limited number of purchases and returns if needed.
I guess e-mailing is an option for the OP, or either sell it for a loss and retry using your strategy if needed. Or live with it and have another shot when it's your time to upgrade.
This will sound like a strange request, but is there a specific way to see this? I've tried several different solid colours at different brightness settings and in different lighting conditions and mine just looks normal.
It's not that I particularly want to see or find a problem with mine, I just like to have firsthand experience of these kinds of things for when i inevitably encounter someone I know with the problem, basically so I can just explain that it's normal.
Oh, while I'm here I might as well ask, what do you mean by the lack of a split screen? Do you mean when it's in portrait, or just that not all apps support it. Cant help it, I'm the curious type![]()
There's some truth to this.You're looking at it wrong.
The 12.9 is so big that you can't get uniformity across the screen when you are close to it; one side will appear to be washed out because of angulation. Look at the screen from another angle and the brighter / yellowed area will change spots.
The LCD screens on the smaller iPads have better viewing angles, it seems, and do not appear to suffer as much from this problem.
If this is your reasoning then the iphone 6 SE will have the best viewing angles of all the current apple devicesYou're looking at it wrong.
The 12.9 is so big that you can't get uniformity across the screen when you are close to it; one side will appear to be washed out because of angulation. Look at the screen from another angle and the brighter / yellowed area will change spots.
The LCD screens on the smaller iPads have better viewing angles, it seems, and do not appear to suffer as much from this problem.
What Apple stores or iPad stores are you hanging around at?My IPad Pro 12.9 is the same and so is every floor model I've seen. The 12.9 is brighter on the bottom and darker on the top, that's just the way it is. It bothered me at first but now it doesn't. What bothers me most about this behemoth is the lack of a split screen.
Send an email to Tim Cook. You'll get a reply from someone who can make it right.ive had it since febuary and this is how long it has taken .as you can imagine I am very very angry .the incompetence is beyond words.even the brown box versions I had were the same.i asked last time I went in what was the production date and the man in the apple store looked on his computer and told me December,i replied isn't that a tiny bit stupid as surely a march or later would have been better as the screen process may get better as time goes along..the sad thing is the pics I sent in didn't even go to the engineers ,even when I went in the store the apple staff noticed the difference and that is why they got replacements ..sad that all the demo models have perfect screens no uniform problems ..
This is the best response to OP's problem. Bigger the screen, higher the chances of colors changing when viewed up close from an angle.You're looking at it wrong.
The 12.9 is so big that you can't get uniformity across the screen when you are close to it; one side will appear to be washed out because of angulation. Look at the screen from another angle and the brighter / yellowed area will change spots.
The LCD screens on the smaller iPads have better viewing angles, it seems, and do not appear to suffer as much from this problem.
Doesn't Apple tell customers to 'go screw' at some point? I can't imagine returning ten $1,000+ devices...
I've actually seen people say that the 12 inch iPad is way too big so they are going to get a 13 inch Macbook Air instead . . . last time I checked 13 inches are even bigger than 12
They might if you go into one of their stores, but I ordered online and returned them via UPS. Most of them, I'd open the box, turn it on, inspect the welcome screen, shut it off and send it back - a relatively painless process.
But you had to go through 10 brand new iPads before figuring out the display tint wasn't going to change? I would've given up long before that.