daneoni
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Apple have sent my replacement iPad today, details are:
Tinted or perfect?
Apple have sent my replacement iPad today, details are:
Apple have sent my replacement iPad today, details are:
Serial number: DL**********
Name: iPad 3
Group1: iPad
Group2: WiFi
Generation: 3
Machine Model: iPad3,1
Model introduced: 2012
Production year: 2012
Production week: 10 (March)
introduced test: GOED
Family name: Become a pro user to see this information. (sorry)
Screen size: 9 inch
Screen resolution: 2048x1536 pixels
Colour: Black
Capacity: 16GB
Factory: DL (China - Foxconn)
Has anyone actually figured out yet if the serial number actually has an implication?
Has anyone actually figured out yet if the serial number actually has an implication?
Seamaster said:Has anyone actually figured out yet if the serial number actually has an implication?
The only thing that has an implication is the purchaser's OCD.
Hey folks,
got my 16GB WiFi-only on the launch day and I'm still not decided whether it's got a yellowish tint or not. Since I didn't get the opportunity to compare it to other iPads I'd like you to comment on the pics which are attatched below!
In my place - what would you do? Keep it or rather get rid of it?!
Greetings from the (Commie) Block,
J.
The only thing that has an implication is the purchaser's OCD.
What didn't you like?
Quick update,
I have been to 5 different UK Apple stores now and had 12 New Ipads.
Mostly yellow or pink, but 2 have been warm white.
The new Ipad I took to test along side them does seem to be a "one off" or maybe an LG screen, who knows?
But it is really brilliant white compared to all the other white ones in store.
So I believe its an LG or just a Samsung thats way over the top.
But after saying that its brilliant, but will I ever find another like it?
Or are the white ones in store as good as it gets, which I am fairly happy with, its just annoying to see the other brilliant one I have next to them.
Have you opened up the new iPads in the store and checked it right next to a display unit? The apple stores have great overhead light. When I have good overheat light on my iPad, the screen looks very white.
I find it unlikely that they let you open up 4 new units instore and reject them all (unless you mean you looked at the display ones). Also, how did you see what colour screens people's iPads had when they bought them? They're in a box, aren't they?Unless you stalked the people getting personal setups, but I'm surprised you could be bothered...
Absolutely yes they did let me open up 4 new ones and reject them, They have no choice.
I buy - say no - refund.
What's so hard to believe about that?
And yes, all the time I am standing there doing that and checking them, people all around me are having setups done on yellow and pink ipads and taking them away happy.
I even said to one member of staff "just look at the state of that one he is buying" and he just looked and said "well if hes happy with it".
As for being bothered - of course I am bothered, thats why I have been to 5 different shops to try and get a white one, and its why I know for a fact that most stock in the UK are yellow.
Absolutely yes they did let me open up 4 new ones and reject them, They have no choice.
I buy - say no - refund.
What's so hard to believe about that?
And yes, all the time I am standing there doing that and checking them, people all around me are having setups done on yellow and pink ipads and taking them away happy.
I even said to one member of staff "just look at the state of that one he is buying" and he just looked and said "well if hes happy with it".
As for being bothered - of course I am bothered, thats why I have been to 5 different shops to try and get a white one, and its why I know for a fact that most stock in the UK are yellow.
Who are you to judge what someone else should be happy with? If you aren't happy then return it but don't think that your quest for perfection should be forced on everyone. The belief that you can mass produce 100 % perfect electronics is laughable but keep looking for a unicorn.
At least the majority of you have this "yellow tint" uniformly across your screen. Mine appears to only be in certain parts, and while I originally didn't find it to be a problem, it is quite annoying, especially when reading webpages or text on white at night.
I would so much rather have most of the "yellow tinted" iPads being posted in pictures in this thread, which have the tint uniformly, than have mine with the tint in scattered blotches!
I'm going to let it go for about a week, and see if it gets better. But according to my serial number, the iPad was manufactured in mid-February. Maybe, if it is just "adhesive drying," it will dry up from the heat of the screen?
Got my iPad 3 swapped. Came in a brown box from the back. I'm a bit sad.
Well finally after my 7th ipad i finally have a white one, no blue hue, slightly warm but definitley white
I would call this pad white neutral to slightly warm
Apple Store, Covent Garden, UK
I figure if LG finally get it right a few months down the line with a nice blue hue, i will take it back for that, but this one will do for now))
Don't be. Not that all brown boxes are winners but when I couldn't find a decent iPad 2 I got a replacement from Apple in a brown box. Not perfect but within what I would expect.
How old was your iPad 2 before you got the brown box?
Just sad to think that my 4 day old brand new iPad 3 was replaced with a refurb unit. I should have waited and just purchased a 450 refurb when they come out then.
I should have chosen to return and rebuy instead of genius bar.
Happy that you're happy
Is the screen perfectly uniform? On the picture of Apple's website the left part of the screen looks noticeably dimmer, or is that just due to the camera?