If they did all that, the ipad mini would cost $700 and be an “ipad mini pro”, therefore no longer being a smaller ipad air/mid-range device like it’s been for years.
This defective iPad mini is already $750 over here lol.
Yeah, most wouldn’t, but I’d jump all over that!!!
Watch this be fixed in iPad Mini 7. I highly recommend owners of the Mini 6 to get Applecare plus, coming from someone who was burnt by bright spots on the 2017 iPad Pro 12.9 2 years after purchase due to a design flaw. The screen is the weak link of this Mini 6 and it’s not safe to be without warranty a year after purchase.
Means nothing if the main thing that you look at 24/7 is still garbage. 🤦♂️😢
"except for the things that don't matter to me that Apple improved on, there is very little improvement".
I used to think I wouldn't, but I do now, and I am by no stretch of the imagination a "pro" user of ipads. I just want better and more because I have an awful combination of both ****** and sensitive eyesight, so a higher refresh rate would help with that 😹. Sure, I'm used to 60hz on my iphone, but a) there's no scan-skew in portrait mode, b) I'm going to get an iphone with promotion next go around, and c) it matters even more on a bigger screen.
C'mon, no need to be hyperbolic. "Garbage" is too far. A better word would be subpar but frankly, it's good enough for most people. It's really just a smaller ipad air, arguably to a fault.
I’ve had the new mini for about 3 days now. I Haven’t personally owned a iPad in over 5 years. ive always liked the mini size, and the new screen size is very nice. It’s a wonderful DPI, and I have to say It’s been an absolute pleasure. Incredibly responsive and easy to read text and comic books.
Following complaints of "jelly scrolling" on the iPad mini 6 display, another issue has gained traction online that also has to do with the device's 8.3-inch Liquid Retina LCD panel.
A poster on Reddit brought attention to a discoloration and distortion issue that they were having when touching the screen with the iPad in portrait orientation.
The Redditor claims they received a replacement from Apple, except the new device had the same problem, "but worse." While a handful of users replied to the original poster saying they were experiencing a similar issue – although for one or two, it was reportedly evident in another part of the display – most users who engaged with the post were unable to replicate it on their own device.
For what it's worth, MacRumors was unable to reproduce a similar distortion effect around the area suggested in the top-right corner of the iPad mini's screen. It is possible to create distortion where the finger makes contact anywhere on the display, but only by exerting unwarranted pressure. But then the same effect is demonstrable on any LCD panel when applying undue pressure, so we were unconvinced that what we were seeing was evidence of a mass defect with the panel in the iPad mini 6.
Users seeing a similar issue as to the one demonstrated in the above video have the option of taking their iPad mini 6 to an Apple Store or Repair Center to ask for a replacement unit.
As for the jelly scrolling issue, Apple has said that the effect is normal behavior for an LCD screen, and that likely means the company does not plan to offer replacements for users who are seeing this issue. For that reason, those unhappy with the iPad mini's display should make sure to return the tablet within its 14 day return window.
Article Link: iPad Mini 6 Screen Distortion Complaints Surface, But No Evidence Yet That It's a Widespread Issue
"except for the things that don't matter to me that Apple improved on, there is very little improvement".
I'm baffled as to why so many feel personally offended if people don't agree that the issues are as serious as they believe they are.
But Why would you? I’d recommend you use the 30 day window to swap it with another one. Even if just for resale value.
