what is the best method to check bleeding and yellow tint?

[Dextor143]

Is there a site or a method and also at what brightness level?

 

[Techwriter]

Someone on this forum suggested opening a page on your new iPad containing a lot of white space, the new iPad page on the Apple site, for example.

Then place your new iPad on the table beside a sheet of white printing paper. If you have another Apple product, an iPhone, iPod Touch, or an iPad 1 or 2, you can also place them in the row.

Then compare each side by side.

While my new iPad was definitely slightly warmer, it wasn't anything I couldn't accept. Not everyone will have the same result or acceptance level.

 

[elmz]

Honestly, if it's not easily apparent to you, don't go looking for it. Otherwise you're just looking for a reason to hate your iPad.

 

[imac2007]

Here is a site that will walk you thur it. www.ipadmalaysialabs.com/

 

[lcseds]

Honestly, if it's not easily apparent to you, don't go looking for it. Otherwise you're just looking for a reason to hate your iPad.

This.
I don't get why people go looking for problems if they were satisfied a few moments earlier. Nothing is perfect. If you look for problems, you will find them. You'll never own a car with OCD like this. On the LG TV forum, people complained about splotches and backlight bleed when NO signal was applied. WTF!
I think my iPad looks great. I'm not looking for s***.