Yep...me too. My 6S is considerably brighter and cooler than the display of my 7. I'm hoping it's the supposed glue issue that needs settling. If not, I'm definitely going to exchange it.
Mine doesn't have a yellow tint, I have the regular 7 tho.
Idk I never had an iPhone before this one. But it's brighter then my galaxy s7 was.What about brightness? Is it the same as a 6 or 6s?
That's usually glue issues...
This guy is exactly right. It's the nature of the beast with how lcd's are made. Some come out this way. I went through 7 iPhone 6's until I got one without a yellow or dark splotch in some part of the screen. I'm really nervous about when my iPhone 7 comes since it appears they are STILL using the same displays and probably same manufacturers!! Crossing my fingers I get a uniform one on the first go. Once you see the dark or yellow area it's hard to unsee it and t drives you nuts. Good luck everyone!Look guys, it really doesn't even have much to do with Apple. It is the upstream manufacturer, which is LG or Samsung, or possibly another screen manufacturer.
My Samsung 4K TV also has a yellow blotch in the middle of the screen, as does my friends', as does many of the units I see at Best Buy on display.
For whatever reason, there are just yellow displays, and displays with blotches.
It isn't glue, it isn't calibration, it isn't anything except a yellow display.
Those upstream makers have yet to eliminate the problem, and Apple is not rejecting displays because of it. You, as a consumer, have the option to return/exchange if you are within the return period. It's as simple as that. If you are not satisfied, then return/exchange/live with it.
I have seen screens with all levels of yellow, some with even a reddish tint, and some with a blue tint. It's just a manufacturing variable. It's not like there is a white screen, and a yellow screen, and nothing in between.
The one with the "service" and the warmer screen is my guess;--) To be fair though: Proper white balance is tough to represent in posted photos so the true color might be a bit different in real life. Still though...the difference is striking!
I was just at the apple store today and was playing with one of the regular 7's and noticed it had a really yellow/brown tint. I laid my wife's 6s next to it for comparison (see photo at the top of this post). The same night and day difference as in your photo. I checked and none of the new color filters had been turned on. The displays on the other 7's in the Store looked more like the 6s. So, there does seem to be some variability amongst the displays.6S vs 7 comparison. Guess which one is the 7...
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Pretty sure the S7 uses a similar display as the Note 7. S7 is definitely brighter than the iPhone 7.Idk I never had an iPhone before this one. But it's brighter then my galaxy s7 was.
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I was just at the apple store today and was playing with one of the regular 7's and noticed it had a really yellow/brown tint. I laid my wife's 6s next to it for comparison (see photo at the top of this post). The same night and day difference as in your photo. I checked and none of the new color filters had been turned on. The displays on the other 7's in the Store looked more like the 6s. So, there does seem to be some variability amongst the displays.
This messes up colors in general. Try inverting the screen colors after applying a filter and see how the blacks/greys are affected.Just change the color if you do not like it
http://osxdaily.com/2016/09/16/yellow-screen-iphone-7-fix/
What a disappointment!
Wife and I just upgraded from 5Ss to 7s so we thought we'd at least notice positive improvements in the camera. It is horrible!
Side by side with 5S the camera is grainier with annoying static at any zoom level, less sharp and much yellower.
The iPhone 7 display is very yellow throughout, and certainly not brighter, sometimes clearly less bright than 5S. I tried that color tint fix but that just made it bluer and then it really looked a lot less bright.
Wife uses camera more than anything, so she wants to return and stick with 5S (though battery dies too fast and she always runs out of space for pictures/videos). I need the CPU speed bump and don't use camera too much, so I guess I will live with it, but not happy about it.
I have never before bought an iPhone at launch day so I'm not sure how this sort of thing gets resolved and how I can best navigate the problem. Will keep an eye on this thread, but the 14-day return period window will come quickly...