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Dkoc13

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Ok so when I’m facing the phone straight on the color is a warm yellow to it and when I look at it from an angle it’s more bluish white. This is with true tone off.
 
Yes, everyone knows. Try using the search function. It’s absolutely normal of the tech used.
 
Yep.

We know. A lot of people can’t handle this and are returning it for that reason.

In a day or two I’ll be accustomed to it.

I have the Apple Watch which is OLED and it does the same thing - the nature of OLED currently. Smaller screen so it’s harder to tell.

I don’t use my phone at an angle so it doesn’t bother me. Not sure who does.
 
Sorry but this did not come up prior to release. Most had no idea. Many here act like it common knowledge, but if one is not following other Oled phones....well they would have no idea. I doubt Jobs would have let this pass his scrutiny.
 
Sorry but this did not come up prior to release. Most had no idea. Many here act like it common knowledge, but if one is not following other Oled phones....well they would have no idea. I doubt Jobs would have let this pass his scrutiny.

It’s OLED technology in 2017. It’s the nature of the beast. The picture and colors are crisper and more vivid and better battery life. The viewing angle coloration change is a trade off. One that’s fine with me because I don’t use my phone holding it at an angle.
 
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