Back-light bleeding on new iPad 4 replacement
G'day their;
Yesterday I went into the Apple Store to get an iPad 4 replaced due to back-light bleeding in the corner of the iPad of which was quite prominent; this is a picture of the iPad that was replaced, the brightness of the screen is at around 60%:
The man that I had an appointment with understood my scenario and replaced my iPad on the spot, even though the iPad only had one major spot which had back-light bleeding.
I then went home, and checked out the new iPad that was replaced whether or not it had back light bleeding, and shockingly, it was even worse, the brightness is at 90%;
Naturally, I was quite annoyed, called up the Apple Store and explained my situation, the man told me to make an appointment - their wasnt any available appointments until the week after, I then asked if I could come in and simply wait for an available appointment, he said yes - was happy. Went into the Apple Store today, waited 2 hours, and I was served by a young lady. I explained my situation, showed her numerous photos of this iPad as well as the one that was replaced, I explained how irritating it is to watch movies on my iPad as I'm continously looking at the light bleeding - she then took it into the back and ran diaognistics on the iPad. The lady came back to me and said that their is nothing wrong with the iPad in regards to software and hardware - I asked her if she tested the iPad in a dark room - she had told me she did her best to do so. I explained that, in comparison to my sisters iPad 4, hers has absoultely NO backlgiht bleeding compared to mine - and emphasised that the iPad that was replaced was not as bad compared to this new replacement. I still have the protective seal on this iPad too!
She explained to me that, psychologically, "I'm looking for this problem, as it happened to my previous iPad, so naturally I'm anal about it", well yeah - then she said to me that my "eyes can play tricks on me as well" - Well, my camera doesn't play tricks? Basically what ever I had said, I was dissed - I said so I basically need to deal with this, she responded "Yeah, basically" - I asked her what options do I have to get this repaired/replaced - she said we can only 're-access' the situation in the future - I asked if over time the back-light bleeding will reduce, she said no, it can coincidently only get worse...
I find it hard to see the logic in this?
Any help would greatly be appreciated! Sorry for the extended response too.
Regards
EDIT:
I have now attached an image of the new replacement iPad with the screen brightness at around 60%;
iPad (4th gen) Wi-Fi, iOS 6.1.3
