Yellow tint on iPhone 5

I did go to the Store today compared some phones the look all OK even mine but I knew it was not right

so I explained the problem and she could not see this but just to make me happy she swapped for another one

Seem OK at the store but when i got home the tint was still there !!!!

Took me another Hour to restore from backup

I did go to the Store today compared some phones the look all OK even mine but I knew it was not right

so I explained the problem and she could not see this but just to make me happy she swapped for another one

Seem OK at the store but when i got home the tint was still there !!!!

Took me another Hour to restore from backup

I did go to the Store today compared some phones the look all OK even mine but I knew it was not right

so I explained the problem and she could not see this but just to make me happy she swapped for another one

Seem OK at the store but when i got home the tint was still there !!!!

Took me another Hour to restore from backup

Which city you are?

And the phone they gave you is it came out from a black box(not the original one)？

I've swapped my iPhone 5 3 times at the Apple Store and the screen is still very noticiably warm compared to an iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S screen. The lights in the store make the difference hard to decern, so they'll give you a hard time about the issue, but it's quite clear when under different lights.

Since there's a year on the warrenty, I'll wait a few months and see if newer batches look better and then try to swap it again. Good times…

They'll swap just the phone itself—no need to bring anything else in.

How did you manage to get yours swapped? I was told at the store that different manufacturers have different specifications and that the yellow tinit is not considered a defect so it isn't covered. They simply refused to swap mine and told me to return it to AT&T if I wanted to. I'm so ****** right now!

Well, i got exactly the same answer as yours.

I decided to go to the store next week.

That's the story that every point of contact in the store will tell you. I had the same issue last year with the 4S and heard the same story—I told them that this year. At the end of the day, colours are colours, they're either reasonably accurate or not. Warmth and tint are issues that need to be adjusted on anything that is displayed—I explaied that to them as well. It's not a strictly subjective matter, if the colour is too warm, then it's too warm.

When you show that you know that issues can be escilated then they work with you a little more. At the end of the day it's not calibrated correctly.

I still had my I4 and retina ipad that displayed white normally. I used this image:

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Color_icon_white.svg&page=1

Instead of 5 of the squares displaying white, light blue, and purple. All of them were yellowish. It was the best way to show the problem in the lighting conditions. The person helping me agreed 100% and swapped it out. I was prepared to still argue that apple using 3 different suppliers is not an excuse for faulty equipment. It just explains why it is yellow, not justifying it being yellow. Its complete bs anyone has to go through this. Color settings should just be a standard option in the devices.

Hey budy，your link did not work.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/57/Color_icon_white.svg

Thanks for fixing that before I could.