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I have had my 13 Pro Max for almost one month and I'm noticing an ever so slight red hue or tint all along the right edge of the display, and it is most noticeable with dark colors on the screen and medium/low brightness. Has anybody else experienced this? What does this mean? I'm a little worried TBH, not sure what's going on.
iPhone 13 Pro Max, iOS 15
If the display seems to be "warmer" in color, did you check to see if Night Shift is on (makes the display less vibrant for less strain on your eyes at night). Check this by going into the Control Center, long press on the brightness slider, and see if "Night Shift" is on.
If the display seems to be "warmer" in color, did you check to see if Night Shift is on (makes the display less vibrant for less strain on your eyes at night). Check this by going into the Control Center, long press on the brightness slider, and see if "Night Shift" is on.
I looked at some articles online and it seemed to be fixed after they got it fixed at the Genius Bar. This is a known hardware problem with many iPhone 13 Pro Maxes, so it can't be fixed with software updates. If it's a big deal to you, you can schedule an appointment at an Apple Store near you : Scheduling Genius Bar appointments: https://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/
It's not night shift, which is disabled. The discoloration is only along the right edge of the display
iPhone 13 Pro Max display discoloration?
