Interesting, tested 5 display units, all GVC, all have the crackle, about 2 of them are a lot better than the rest, seems like a true lottery with this.I have actually checked it already. It’s an LG GVC panel.
Interesting, tested 5 display units, all GVC, all have the crackle, about 2 of them are a lot better than the rest, seems like a true lottery with this.I have actually checked it already. It’s an LG GVC panel.
yo did you hear back from apple engineers? they still arent sure?Interesting, tested 5 display units, all GVC, all have the crackle, about 2 of them are a lot better than the rest, seems like a true lottery with this.
exact same issues here, yeah i agree, its a great phone and im keeping it, but hope they put out a fix!Hi guys. Been Eye balling this thread for a few weeks. Decided to register and share. Im from Thailand. My phone will have random rattles or cracks if I go over 50 percent. But its like someone said. Its only certain frequencies. Some people's voices on youtube wont rattle at all even on 100%. Some will start rattling at 80% some even at 50! but if I stay below 50 none. So hopefully they can tune out whatever hertz it is in the future.
For Reference mine is also a LG GVC Panel.
Apple needs to really look into this, because either their supplier is doing uneven products or its all units and some people cant hear the crackle.
I love the phone I can learn to live with it.... But for 1000 bucks they need to fix it
I have a replacement coming in and will chat with support again later this week (they want to wait and see what the replacement looks like)yo did you hear back from apple engineers? they still arent sure?
Yes I agree. Support is supposed to call me today but they havent yet.This doesn't seem to be related to the panel. I've been able to test 2 Airs closely side-by-side across a bunch of different sounds (music, voicemails, videos, etc.), one a GVC and the other a G9Q panel. They both had the speaker buzz above certain volumes depending on the media being played. And to my ear they were 100% indistinguishable from each other - i.e., for a given media/volume if one phone had the speaker buzz the other did as well.
Every AIR I have seen has this has this distortion issue at max volume.
Seems like they increased the max range of the speaker to compensate for the only have a single speaker. Some EQ tuning may be able to correct it.