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Only reason people are picking the one on the right is the green cellular icon is on. Cover it and the orange of both look the same. But if it were my choice I'd pick the one in the middle
 
Only reason people are picking the one on the right is the green cellular icon is on. Cover it and the orange of both look the same. But if it were my choice I'd pick the one in the middle

Look at the gray borders that divide the sections of the phone especially the top and left side of the phone, if you can't tell the difference then good for you.
 
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I personally prefer the one on the right. However everyone's eyes are different. Pick whichever looks better to you.
 
You are the exact reason that Apple banks on! One who doesn't and won't see the difference in screen quality! It is exactly why quality control has gone down the tube!

Big difference between looking at an actual comparisons of 2 screens, and looking at a low light pictures of 2 screens, which is clearly not the same. I don't think Apple is banking on selling devices by showing comparisons of low light pics.

Btw, I can see screens just fine. :rolleyes:

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I'm sorry, everyone here is playing a mean practical joke on you.

The real answer is that since we don't know anything about the camera's settings, it's impossible for us to know.

Those responsible will be sacked.

This! I'd need the full EXIF data from the photo + about a thousand other factors to decide......
 
Big difference between looking at an actual comparisons of 2 screens, and looking at a low light pictures of 2 screens, which is clearly not the same. I don't think Apple is banking on selling devices by showing comparisons of low light pics.

Btw, I can see screens just fine. :rolleyes:

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Regardless of full brightness or low light, no miracle will make those screens look any different!
 
I think the OP is playing a practical joke. There's no way those two phones have 100% the same settings. Reset them to factory settings and then take a picture. The green cellular icon is too washed out for it to be the default settings from the factory. Either that or they're not the same two phones.
 
I think the OP is playing a practical joke. There's no way those two phones have 100% the same settings. Reset them to factory settings and then take a picture. The green cellular icon is too washed out for it to be the default settings from the factory. Either that or they're not the same two phones.

Why is it really that unbelievable? Different screen manufacturers, different calibrations across same manufacturers even, defects, and :apple: cutting corners. Same "specs" in terms of pixels on paper and screen type (IPS, AMOLED, etc) I wish screen tech was all or nothing, but there's so many varying degrees.

OP: right one
 
I think the OP is playing a practical joke. There's no way those two phones have 100% the same settings. Reset them to factory settings and then take a picture. The green cellular icon is too washed out for it to be the default settings from the factory. Either that or they're not the same two phones.


Actually they are the right settings, only reason I'm asking is because I paid close to $1000 for this phone so I want to keep the one with the best quality. All setting on phone are the same.
 
If everyone said the left, and you thought the right looked better, would you send back the right one (one YOU think looks better)?
 
Why is it really that unbelievable? Different screen manufacturers, different calibrations across same manufacturers even, defects, and :apple: cutting corners. Same "specs" in terms of pixels on paper and screen type (IPS, AMOLED, etc) I wish screen tech was all or nothing, but there's so many varying degrees.

OP: right one

That's all your own speculation.

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Actually they are the right settings, only reason I'm asking is because I paid close to $1000 for this phone so I want to keep the one with the best quality. All setting on phone are the same.

To be frank about it only your eyes should be the one making that judgment. What other people think looks good is subjective and is really irrelevant.
 
Well guys to my luck the right one which is the one I was going to keep just happen to have dead pixels. Wtf
 
Well guys to my luck the right one which is the one I was going to keep just happen to have dead pixels. Wtf

Why did you buy two in the first place? Buy a phone. If it has problems take it back. Also it's not really possible to ensure that the photo is an accurate representation.
 
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