I just want there to be hope that if I exchange mine the next one won't have it. I'm going to exchange mine anyway since 16GB isn't enough for me (want 64GB, which will make it even more of an expensive premium toy). But if all have light leakage I might just return it for a refund and wait and see if later batches have better QC or if I should just go with another tablet.
...That's your CMOS on your camera at work. It's not black when the display is turned on. It's 'lit' by a backlight. Something that'll confuse a CMOS sensor and is completely irrelevant to what you'll 'see' in real world usage...
Seem completely reasonable to me - I did exactly the the same thing. The iPad is all about the screen and so it has got to be perfect. I am less bothered about the back but I still checked it.GEEZE, anal much? No offense, but really?![]()
No problems here. I'm really loving this, it is fantastic.
It seems that the more negative reviews than positive.
In fear forward to my Air.
How do I check for all these? Just got the Air 2 days ago.Just tested for color tint and dead pixel as well as light bleed. At full brightness there's light bleed, naturally, that would be used outdoors and you'd NEVER notice it. At any reasonable light level that doesn't burn your retinas indoors, the blacks are great. No banding, that I can see, not one dead pixel on the bwrgb test...no cosmetic defects.
Perfectly fine to me
Any tablet set to outdoor mode full brightness is going to show some bleed, it's not abnormal and unrealistic to expect otherwise IMO. If you're watching a movie at full brightness in a dim room, you'd notice it, you'd also be crazy to do that.
White is uniform. Multitouch is perfect.
Not a single flaw. First ipad I've bought which didn't need an exchange. And I'm also on my fourth iPhone 5.
The only issue I now have is, would I rather have bought the retina mini......
How do I check for all these? Just got the Air 2 days ago.