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iPhone 12 OLED Screen Issue

Hello. I bought two iPhone 12 and both has the same issue. In dark surrounding on any brightness lower than 90-100% screen has this ugly glowing! Black pixels are not turning off in dynamic scenes. In static scene black pixels turning off after few seconds.


My video shows it in video and in clock app.

https://youtu.be/BAWSIf2oVlE


And this is comparison by another one person who have this problem but with iPhone 12 Pro. iPhone 12 Pro vs iPhone XS screen.


That’s not normal at all. I post it to support and they said I should wait more. That’s just great...

iPhone 12, iOS 14

Posted on Nov 4, 2020 2:16 PM

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Posted on Nov 5, 2020 11:23 PM

Lots of people in Korea have this problem too, I just hope that it can be solved by software update.

When I boot up my iphone 12pro, and when I watch dark video especially including black color, the OLED doesn't show me the complete black color. I really hope that it is just a software bug and can be fixed by software update.

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Jan 3, 2021 2:11 PM in response to ssh0506

Just on the left and on the top ! I think it differs from phone to phone ! But I think you cannot fit in the screen without a slight gap! The previous generations had a rubber gasket between the frames and the screen ! Current flat design means , we no longer have this gasket in between and we see gaps ! I bet everyone would have that ! It doesn’t impact the water resistance as the glue is on the back of the phone and not on the sides ! So enjoy your phone without worrying too much :)

Jan 3, 2021 3:07 PM in response to 3lMghraby

I wouldn’t sell it if it makes me lose $150. People are annoyed that a $1000 phone has a defect, then proceed to spend an additional $150 on it? That doesn’t make sense.


I hate the display problem as much as anybody, but to be 100% honest I don’t see the green tint unless I’m looking for it. I spent several hours a day on my phone in the past several days, and I don’t notice it.


In the mean time I enjoy the smaller bezel, lighter weight, squared frame, and larger memory.

Jan 5, 2021 7:41 AM in response to cristianro

Yes most definitely

As I insisted before the iPhone 12 series was a rushed series. Apple was expecting to use 120Hz displays on the iPhone 12 series, however, due to mass supply issues relating to the 120Hz display IC (they reverted back to 60Hz using previous components they already had in the warehouse)


The iPhone 12 series is a churner (previous parts slapped together and rushed to market)

iPhone 12 OLED Screen Issue

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