How does my screen look?
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Looks slightly pink mate, but it looks good, doesn't look pissy in the slightest![]()
Looks slightly pink mate, but it looks good, doesn't look pissy in the slightest
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I got my 9th unboxed iPad today and it looks like they have finally weeded out the pissy screens, the one before this was brilliant white but had a green corner but this looks perfectly neutral thank god. This now is definitely a keeper.
The guy at the store refused to swap it originally due to my history with this ipad but i stood fast and got a new one![]()
Wow.....9 huh. Glad you finally found one you like.
Too me....the pics look good. Hard to tell unless it's taken with another iPad or iPhone what temp it really is.
Apple really needs to allow some slight calibration on the iPad. Bury it in an advanced menu and give a "reset" button if someone really messes it up. I understand some of the really yellow screens are defects....but I have to imagine that a lot of them, like mine, are calibrated to the color they are.
I also agree with someone on the Apple forums......I think in general most devices and monitors these days are set way to cool and blue. We've all been trained that a blue-white is the "correct" white. I think if you ask a color expert they'd disagree and say a more natural white is a warmer white.
-Kevin
Wow.....9 huh. Glad you finally found one you like.
Too me....the pics look good. Hard to tell unless it's taken with another iPad or iPhone what temp it really is.
Apple really needs to allow some slight calibration on the iPad. Bury it in an advanced menu and give a "reset" button if someone really messes it up. I understand some of the really yellow screens are defects....but I have to imagine that a lot of them, like mine, are calibrated to the color they are.
I also agree with someone on the Apple forums......I think in general most devices and monitors these days are set way to cool and blue. We've all been trained that a blue-white is the "correct" white. I think if you ask a color expert they'd disagree and say a more natural white is a warmer white.
-Kevin
It's kinda funny as it feels totally neutral, but if I had to say anything I would say its leaning warm... But I only have my cool blue iPhone and cool blue Samsung TV to compare with. I think a blueberry would look warm up against these screens, lol
I agree......unless I still had my iPad 2, I probably wouldn't even know (that and me reading these damn forums) I rarely use my iPhone and iPad at the same time.
Like I said....my biggest complaint is when tilting the new one. Compared to the iPad2, I think the new iPad has slightly worse viewing angles.....gets darker quicker. Now whether that's mine or all....no idea....but right now it's not enough to have me gamble on taking it back and getting a crappy screen.
-Kevin
I think that's all of them mate, the iPad 2 definitely had better viewing angles.
I tell you though I was so near the end of my tether with this pad today I was gonna ask if he could just give me a 64gb ipad2 replacement. Scary but just was stressed out at my bad luck of keep getting useless technicolor raincoat iPads
Glad I'm not the only one seeing this.
Only problem with that is....the new screen are just so fricken clear. I gave my iPad 2 to my wife....and every once in a while she shows me some email or webpage.....I cringe after using the new iPad.....it's like going from a HDTV to an old school tube!
-Kevin
Was going to post this in the other thread before it was locked.
Serious question, is the pink screen the norm? I had to download the black background, go into a dark room, turn the brightness to max, and then view at an angle to get the effect. My screen looks perfect under normal conditions.
My mates screen is pink and it is perfectly uniform. As somebody posted earlier. It's not the pink or the yellow, its all about being uniformly one or the other![]()
More accurately, it has too much red in its white colour components, something which could be calibrated out (mine often appears similar, although a colleague at work who is into photography actually thinks it's slightly too cool). Many TVs are set towards a blue tendency (~9000K). Compare this with natural sunlight, which is around 6500K and will appear much warmer in comparison (or yellow, if you prefer). We do get conditioned into what we prefer to look at, but as you said, it's uniformity that's important.
If your happy mate then enjoy, that's the bottom line always, because it's your hard earned cash going into apples pot of gold, and you deserve quality in return![]()
Probably look at swapping it in the next few months, but right now I doubt I'll get much better.
Wow, it seems you're the unhappy one. About the yellow tint being temporary, well, just read more posts from these very forums... Or just below:No one is bragging, it seems like you are not happy with yours and you keep hating that mine is perfect, I have no light problems or yellow as for the yellowing being temporary yeah... Keep telling yourself that.
Ha, interesting finding. Thanks for sharing. Keep us posted about this.But I will say this, a yellower side has more chance of being glue and cured than a tint. Tints are actually defects in the glass and is permanent sadly. I have an ever do slight yellowing on the left and I'm totally sure after a hour of sky gamblers it was 50 percent weaker.
wow, it seems you're the unhappy one. About the yellow tint being temporary, well, just read more posts from these very forums... Or just below:
Ha, interesting finding. Thanks for sharing. Keep us posted about this.
This is my fifth, also the best one I've had so far.
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Probably look at swapping it in the next few months, but right now I doubt I'll get much better.
In my other bad screen experience, with Samsung once again, I had 6 or 7 Samsung galaxy 2s due to a tinting problem, samsung simply cannot mass produce quality mobile device screens. Their TV screens on the other hand are first class
Bill
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Your one looks like my last one mate, very uniform but dark in a corner, if you can tolerate it then keep it for a few months then swap it out.. But there are good screens out there and it seems they are coming to the fore now![]()
I haven't had one even close to this uniform and when you look at this one, the variations are so slight. I'm going to wait to swap simply because the other four I tried were worse. It's been a frustrating couple weeks with this stuff, gotta take a break, lol.
Here we go...
I'm seeing the same thing on mine comparing it against my iPad 2.
I'm returning my new one for a refund.
My 14 days are up tomorrow.
I have a 100% uniform 90% white screen with very slight 10% warmness, but not yellow.
But it does have medium lightbleed at full brightness.
Shall I keep it or try again which will be my 13th ipad!
My 14 days are up tomorrow.
I have a 100% uniform 90% white screen with very slight 10% warmness, but not yellow.
But it does have medium lightbleed at full brightness.
Shall I keep it or try again which will be my 13th ipad!
People said I was being April fooled when I said you people actually exist.
I wish this yellow sceen lark was all an April fool.
I have had 12 ipads and Im not lying, I wish I was.
A few yellow, a few pink, bad lighbleed.
Had managers in-store open a few and all bad.
I have been at this since day 1 and am really getting fed up with it now.
My main concern is that LG are on board and will be better in a few weeks maybe.
And if I dont keep refunding and buying, a genius swap in a few weeks may say no!
So I am in a right pickle! - And it dosnt help that the one I have is pretty good, but I should not have to put up with lightbleed.