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New iPad problems (dead pixels, overheating, scratched etc)
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i'm waiting for reports of light leaks. i lined up last year on open day for it and had non stop light leak trouble and i was going to line up today as well after work but have decided to wait a week or so...
Got a deep 3mm scratch on the back of mine straight out of the box, not sure if I should just leave it or face posting it off and waiting 3 weeks for a replacement :S
Keep it, it gives it character and now you don't have to worry anymore about getting a scratch on it.
It's like a new car the first scratch hurts the most.
I'm having problems with my brick. The charger doesn't go in all the way. So it basically doesn't work.
There is something off with the color/hue of the app icons. Was this image altered to show over-saturation? Some icons (Notes) look almost fluorescent - which is irritating on displays that try to over saturate (yet still lack contrast). I'm sure it's the pic, then how my MBP is calibrated...
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Think all the posts about people with faulty iPads should be kept in one place
You mean outside the 100 other threads wanting their threads to be the only place to discuss their iPad issues?
Just opened mine up.
Display is amazing, but I found a total of three deadpixels against a white image. Only two are noticeable during normal use, but because the display is such hi-res, the pixels are so tiny that I can't even get a proper picture.
The backlight bleeding is very minor and not even worth mentioning. I took a picture, but it looks much worse in the pic than it does looking at it. Only area noticeable for bleeding was bottom right corner. I had an iPad 2 close to launch and it had terrible bleeding, but when comparing my new iPad is miles better.
What do you think Apple's policy will be on dead pixels considering how difficult they will be to spot to the average user? I'm considering going back to the Apple store, but there wasn't much traffic to begin with so I think I will wait a couple days and see if the display changes.
Display is amazing, but I found a total of three deadpixels against a white image. Only two are noticeable during normal use, but because the display is such hi-res, the pixels are so tiny that I can't even get a proper picture.
The backlight bleeding is very minor and not even worth mentioning. I took a picture, but it looks much worse in the pic than it does looking at it. Only area noticeable for bleeding was bottom right corner. I had an iPad 2 close to launch and it had terrible bleeding, but when comparing my new iPad is miles better.
What do you think Apple's policy will be on dead pixels considering how difficult they will be to spot to the average user? I'm considering going back to the Apple store, but there wasn't much traffic to begin with so I think I will wait a couple days and see if the display changes.
Could someone go to this page in the retina display macrumors thread
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1326519/
Its giving my new iPad fits. Not sure if its just way too many high res pics to load or my connection is slow or what. But my screen gets unresponsive for a minute and it gets blocks of white when I scroll up or down. Here is a pic of what I mean.
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https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1326519/
Its giving my new iPad fits. Not sure if its just way too many high res pics to load or my connection is slow or what. But my screen gets unresponsive for a minute and it gets blocks of white when I scroll up or down. Here is a pic of what I mean.
I'm getting the same issue. Flashes. Very slow to load and sometimes it becomes unresponsive for 5-10 seconds. I don't get the white blocks though. Cannot fully load that page without something going wrong.
