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iPhone 7/Plus [removed]
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defective, dont accept that junk for so much $$$
i got a 7 that didnt have it, and one that did.
This pic captures the effect well^
my 7+ does not (sample of one)
i got a 7 that didnt have it, and one that did.
This pic captures the effect well^
my 7+ does not (sample of one)
Can anyone else see this when they have their brightnwss up and tilt the screen around on their iPhone 7? Pretty sure it only happens on the standard 7 but let me know if it's on your plus. It might take you a while to see it, it has to be on the perfect angle... it kind of looks like this:
Definitely defective. Contact Apple.
They all have it but you have
To really really hunt and see it off angle at right angle, if you
Don't know what you're looking for it isn't visible
Defective is where it's very easily visible and tough to avoid or un see and anything but straight on avoids it. Makes for terrible viewing angles
I noticed immediately
Great pic! Everyone said I was mad when I posted my first thread on this issue days after launch. My first handset was really bad and it could be seen at relatively normal angles and during normal use. The replacement handset is much better. I checked against my old iPhone 5 and 6 and both had the same issue but it was harder to see (you had to hold them at bizarre angels to see it).
Whilst I swapped my phone due to the backlight being badly uneven causing spotlighting down the side of the screen I don't know that I'd have swapped my phone for the lines as the gamble as to wether you gain more issues is high (I gained a more hissy/buzzy example), so depends how bad it bothered you.
Whilst I swapped my phone due to the backlight being badly uneven causing spotlighting down the side of the screen I don't know that I'd have swapped my phone for the lines as the gamble as to wether you gain more issues is high (I gained a more hissy/buzzy example), so depends how bad it bothered you.
this is 2016 equivalent of vertical line gate or vertical 'interlacing' gate,
acceptable by spec/on paper, unacceptable by experience/eyeballing in real world.
acceptable by spec/on paper, unacceptable by experience/eyeballing in real world.
No clue, just like the interlacing lines that were awful with the 5 series. Its gotta be something from when they build the screens and attach them to the body, digitizers and stuff.
not sure. The iphone 5 interlacing screen wasn't on all the phones. There was also a grey test image that would blink if you had an interlacing screen.
This however is odd. I never noticed it until I saw a thread about it, turned my brightness all the way up and tilted my screen. Then I saw it, it doesn't bother me bc I can't see it without looking super hard.
Out of boredom when I was looking at Apple display phones for the gap at the top of the screen, I checked this issue. wasn't hard since all the phones were already at 100% brightness
I tried my best but you can't really see them at all. It's different in real life.
When I zoom in, it is noticeable.
I have both the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. I maxed the brightness and zoomed in. I didn't see any lines on mine.
I prefer the 7 Plus. It really looks good with the 1080 P screen and the battery is superb. But the 5.5 size is cumbersome at times. That's why it's nice to have the 4.7 iPhone 7 for the smaller size.
