My 8Plus gets a bit dimmer when I tilt it, but there is absolutely no color shift.One review had a guy introduce an iPhone 8 and 8 plus and it also did the tint shift because...
it's an LCD.
THEY ALL DO IT.
My 8Plus gets a bit dimmer when I tilt it, but there is absolutely no color shift.One review had a guy introduce an iPhone 8 and 8 plus and it also did the tint shift because...
it's an LCD.
THEY ALL DO IT.
Not you but here you are.
Yep, like a normal unbiased consumer. He wants you to hate the device before you've even touched it based off of a video in which the person who pointed out the "issue" claims it's an insignificant problem and most people never notice it anyway.The 8 Plus in that video looks like it has its brightness set higher, and he's tilting the XR more. Doesn't mean much to me.
I'm getting mine tomorrow, I'll judge with my own eyes and return if it's crap. Thanks for the helpful post!
based off of a video in which the person who pointed out the "issue" claims it's an insignificant problem and most people never notice it anyway.
Furthermore, the variation in the camera senor used to take the video of the comparison, plus the compression added on when uploading the video, will almost completely nullify what it actually looks like in person for something as slights as the color tinting. Basing your decisions on that video probably means you already made up your mind between the Xr or Xs even before watching the video.And the video is not really representative of the issue because it's not like both phones were at the same distance and angle relative to the camera.
News flash: it's harder to see something when it's not facing you. Shocking...![]()
And the video is not really representative of the issue because it's not like both phones were at the same distance and angle relative to the camera.
News flash: it's harder to see something when it's not facing you. Shocking...![]()
it is a regression, and you don't move forward in technology by regressing or saying, oh well,
One could argue SSDs were a regression. We went from storing terabytes back to gigabytes with (initially) shorter MTTF. Does this translate directly to a display? Maybe. Apple’s using a newer technology that significantly reduces the bezel from previous LCDs.
Why should you have to pay £1k+ in 2018 to get a screen that is equal or better than an 8+ in a new iPhone though?If you’re buying XR you’re not focused on screen quality anyway as the xs and xs max is where the best screen is anyway.
It’s quite sad we’ve gone from admiration and a thirst for the latest iPhone to weighing up a list of compromises though don’t you think? I never thought a few years ago I’d be buying the previous years device because the current one is not quite good enough.Haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, hate!
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People act as if Apple is forcing people to buy their phones. Is something like off axis color shift bothers someone, then either A. Skip this generation and buy an older device or wait until next year or B. Find another manufacturer that doesn't produce devices with the same issue.
What an amazing option to have though! Apple's products are so good that you can literally buy last year's device and still be current with technology!It’s quite sad we’ve gone from admiration and a thirst for the latest iPhone to weighing up a list of compromises though don’t you think? I never thought a few years ago I’d be buying the previous years device because the current one is not quite good enough.
That's capitalism (and to an extent inflation) for you! It always sucks that prices are going up and quality seemingly goes down a bit (not just iPhones either), but apparently Apple has a track history to be able to weather something like this... and if people are buying them in droves, why would they stop?It’s quite sad we’ve gone from admiration and a thirst for the latest iPhone to weighing up a list of compromises though don’t you think? I never thought a few years ago I’d be buying the previous years device because the current one is not quite good enough.
It’s good this year but perhaps not so great next. I hope when I do it in another two years time the previous years device will have a screen as good as my 8+.What an amazing option to have though! Apple's products are so good that you can literally buy last year's device and still be current with technology!
You along with tens of millions of other iPhone/iPad users. You never realized it because you weren't looking for a problem. You use the device as it was designed to be used so no problem for you.
The people that tend to find a problem are the ones that are trying to get a mass produced device to work in their small, non-typical use case. If it doesn't perform the way they perceive it should, they should take their search and their hard-earned dollars elsewhere.
The average user will find no problems with off-axis tint-shift, 326 ppi, slightly larger bezels, or any of the other supposed faults flying around these forums.
I say this as an iPhone X user with no intention of buying a XR. If I didn't already have the X, you bet I would probably get the XR. More bang for the buck to me.
For the $250 savings, I can twist my wrist to look at the display straight on.Ended up buying the XS based on that GIF.
Yes! Now that the device is in the Wild for the general public are you seeing the same extent of tint shift that the verge did? Would be curious
Just got my XR. The tint shift is pretty minimal to me and I don’t really see it in the portrait plane. I will see if the 2nd device we received is comparable later today. I don’t foresee it being noticeable in normal usage at all. I’m coming from a 7 plus and the XR screen looks more vibrant and is definitely brighter.