iPad Air iPad Air 2020 ghosting issue

[pakster]

My mother bought the new iPad Air, but we have noticed this ghosting issue.
Is this normal or something we should bring back to the shop?

 

[adamlbiscuit]

Looks normal to me. Bear in mind that the iPad Air doesn't have the higher screen refresh rates that the Pro's have, so there's the ever-so-slight 'stutter' or 'ghosting' that occurs if you really look for it.

 

[PewPew9372]

Its normal for me

 

[Keniutek]

That's how 60Hz screen looks like.

 

[AutomaticApple]

My mother bought the new iPad Air, but we have noticed this ghosting issue.
Is this normal or something we should bring back to the shop?

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It looks completely normal to me.

 

[pakster]

Great thank you. My own is an iPad Pro with ProMotion.
No question from me when upgrading. it will also be with ProMotion in the future.

 

[steve62388]

Yep, normal...as everybody else said. This is why iPhones need 90 or 120Hz.

You tend not to notice until you have used a device with a high refresh rate. But once you have then going back is kind of awkward. That’s why you noticed it.

 

[joeblow7777]

I've never had a higher refresh rate device, so maybe I don't really know what to look for, but I can't see any ghosting on mine. Do I actually have to watch slow motion footage of swiping to see it?

 

[klasma]

My mother bought the new iPad Air, but we have noticed this ghosting issue.
Is this normal or something we should bring back to the shop?

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That doesn’t look right to me, though I don’t know if the camera somehow exaggerates the effect. I would try to get hold of another non-Pro iPad for comparison.

 

[pakster]

It’s recorded with an XS in slow motion setting. Would be interesting to see an comparison with other tablets.