Well then I'm afraid you've backed yourself into a corner, old chap.
You guys care way too much about being right on the internet.
Well then I'm afraid you've backed yourself into a corner, old chap.
No issues with my Jet Black 7.
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Mine is yellow. Not sure if it's worth trying to get a non yellow one. One on the left is my daughters 6.
Just received my iPhone 7 plus 128gb matte black and think the display is rubbish compared to my 6s plus. No way is it 25% brighter and seems horribly yellow
It does not hurt to buy one cause you can return/exchange but I think at this point from what I am seeing from display models at various places that this is not the time to do so. Yep, it is that bad in my area. I have not seen a good one on display yet.
Just received my iPhone 7 plus 128gb matte black and think the display is rubbish compared to my 6s plus. No way is it 25% brighter and seems horribly yellow
1) There are two versions of the panel out there. One is yellowish, and has measured brightness levels lower than the 6S. The other is clear, blueish, and matches the temp of the iPhone 6S, but with even better colors and +25% brightness (as promised in the keynote).
Shouldn't we be telling the OP that he must be a Samsung troll, has a vision problem, or look up his past history and see if he has had similar problems with all his phones. Or maybe, just maybe, there are lousy screens being delivered.
from what ive read no iphone 7 has a non yellow screen
Yeah take it back and swap for a phone that has a display matching the floor models.
Errr... my iPhone 7 does not have a yellow screen. It should not.
To the OP: KILL IT WITH FIRE. Alternatively, swap it out.
Mine has no noticeable extra brightness to my brother's 6S (it's not any dimmer though) but is definitely not overly yellow, looks just right. So which category does that fall into?
The OP literally said that no iPhone 7 had a non-yellow screen...other posters have said:
not sure what your point was other than to provoke dissention
Displaymate said that their 7 only got noticeably brighter than the 6S when on auto brightness in bright ambient light, so it sounds like it's normal not to get any extra brightness when set to manual mode.Maybe its a slight variant of the good panel, not sure, but if it looks good to you then you should keep it.
Displaymate said that their 7 only got noticeably brighter than the 6S when on auto brightness in bright ambient light, so it sounds like it's normal not to get any extra brightness when set to manual mode.
Sounds like most people are doing thatSo what's the deal with replacements? Can I make a Genius Bar appointment for yellow screen and they'll just swap it out with (hopefully) a good one?
You know, I almost think the iP7 has the True Tone display from the iPad Pro. As far as I know it wasn't advertised, but it seems to me like the white point on my iP7 definitely shifts. I was just outside walking in direct sunlight and it looked noticeably yellow. I came inside, under fluorescent lighting and it looks much cooler now. That sounds very indicative of the True Tone display.
So what's the deal with replacements? Can I make a Genius Bar appointment for yellow screen and they'll just swap it out with (hopefully) a good one?
If we do want to exchange, does Apple exchange only when bought directly from them? Or even if bought from, say, Verizon (which is what I did)? Was wondering if it may be better to try another source in hope to get a cooler phone.