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iPhone 14 Pro Iphone 14/pro hows the yellow tint?
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No I don’t thinkso. My 13P was perfect and so was my wife’s 13P and 14P. So far, I’ve seen no other posts about screen issues so I think mine just has a problem, which, is not an uncommon characteristic of OLED. So one dud out of millions is definitely not something I would call a quality control issue.
this was a problem with the 12 pro and 13 pro a huge issue so I'm not surprised if its back
14 Pro Max here. No yellow tint. Screen is bright and gorgeous.
No issues with mine, no flaws whatsoever! And I mean the whole phone, not just the display!
It’s the best display I’ve ever seen, and I’ve been though a lot of phones. Even tried the S22 Ultra a few months ago.
It’s the best display I’ve ever seen, and I’ve been though a lot of phones. Even tried the S22 Ultra a few months ago.
I’m pretty sure it’s within Apple’s tolerances, so not a quality control issue technically. Personally I haven’t seen an iPhone OLED display I’m 100% satisfied with yet, there’s a spectrum from okay-ish/tolerable to quite tinted/nonuniform.
Pro Max. Perfect. I remember my 12PM was SUPER yellow when I first got it and 2 years later it has a bit of a blue tint if anything. So I wouldn’t worry about it. OLED color does shift over time. In fact if you get an OLED TV, they don’t recommend calibration until X amount of hours because the colour does shift.
I always find it fascinating how many people insist their screens are bad, but iphones have consistently scored near or at the top of the dozens of calibration and testing site rankings.
There is significant variation in human perception. I conducted some tests with colorimeters on iPhone displays myself, which showed that the OLED displays are quite accurate to the standard (at least in the middle of the display when viewed at 90° angle, and within the accuracy of the sensors and filters), but to my eyes they still had some tint. Also, different devices (same model) differ in brightness, contrast, and tint. I tried four different 12 mini when they came out, and am currently deciding between two 13 mini with slightly different tint and contrast.
I think that’s kinda my point. Threads about a potentially mishandled screen quality seem really to be more about perception, not the screens being flawed.
You are surprised? This will happen with every phone release until we just insert computers into our brains. 😂
Then people will be uploading pictures of their eyeballs, comparing the jaundice between the previous year’s iBallPhone 23 on the left and the current year’s iBallPhone 24 on the right.
Just have to wait for the neural glue to finish curing and it’ll go away.
If I tilt between 90 and 180 degrees the screen starts to go black
God forbid I make a post about my screen on a thread about iPhone screens 🙄🙄here we go
no i didnt say here we go about you posting it, but here we go to apple stills makes ******** screens on some of there phones. Not saying it to you, I'm pissed a premium device has quality control issues
Nothing amiss with my 14PM. After dealing with a noticeable screen uniformity issue the whole time with my 13PM, it’s a refreshing change.