I’m sorry it took so long. Trying to get my very busy daughter aside for phone screen comparisons with her exam and work schedule wasn’t as easy as I’d thought. This was the best photo I was able to get that didn’t have a moire pattern from the interaction between my SE2’s camera and the displays. I don’t know why my daughter’s 12 Pro looks bigger than mine. I’m guessing it’s because I had to quickly put an iPhone 11 screen protector on hers because our 12 screen protectors had not arrived the day her phone was set up. I’d only just applied the newly arrived 12 screen protector to my iPhone that day the photo was taken. Or it could be distortion from getting close in with the single wide angle lens on my SE2’s camera.
There is a size difference between protectors for the 11 and the 12 despite both being 6.1” screens. The proportions are slightly different. The screen protectors should not have affected the colors of the screens too much. Ideally, I would have made all things equal by removing all screen protectors but that would be an expensive thing to do just for a photo.
Hers is on the left. Mine is in the middle. My 11 Pro on the right. My 11 Pro doesn’t have a screen protector on.
My daughter’s phone has a slightly more clean display. A bit better contrast and a little better brightness at the same settings. But this could possibly be due to different screen protectors. The 11 Pro display looks a little whiter here, but under most lighting situations the difference isn’t as pronounced. Unfortunately it was late night when the photo was taken and I turned all the lights off to minimize reflections from my kitchen lights. My daughter is happy with her phone. I am returning mine, but not because of the display. I need a lighter phone so I’m going with the regular 12 or a mini.
