Just got my new iPad Pro and love it, best iPad ever. But I've noticed the screen color temperature is significantly shifted more toward the warm/yellow tones than my other two iPads, which are cool/bluish. I like th blue better, it makes whites look cleaner. I was wondering if this is a common issue?
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ok Michel,
I sent apple feedback, using the link you provided...thanks...lets see if they get back with a response.
Hi
I have the ipad mini & have no problem with a yellow screen .
Take yours back if you have this problem .
Cheers
Brian
HI, my previuous iPad Mini (iPad Mini 2) ha no peoblem. the first iPad with yellow screen is the new iPad 4 Mini.
Luigi
Going by the pictures posted in this thread, my iPad Pro is pure white... no yellow tint. Must be a defect of some kind...
Thanks Abacus01.... accidentally hit the reply button before completing my comments.
adrian, your issue is not the same. you have another type of defect.
we want to stick to this current issue
with the full yellowish screen found on our iPad pros.
thanks
i have the same issue with my iPhone 6s 128GB yellow fuzzy screen
i had an iPhone6 64GB before and the screen was perfect and clear but with iPhone 6s the screen get worse
DDid you get your iPad swapped? You can definitely see the screen defect. Don't put up with it. They cost far too much money.
sorry forgot the link http://www.displaymate.com/iPad_2015_ShootOut_1.htm
hi michelpm I would describe yours as blotchy not uniform .my ipad air 2 is really uniform but all the ipad pro s so far are blotchy
there seems to be no way of removing the images I posted to resize them ..if you click on them they should still show up
IM trying to help other people .and the staff at Apple have been very helpful..if you dont like it don't come on hear and enjoy your iPad pro if you have one
Just a note: has anyone seen the new feature of iOS9.3 named "Night Shift"? Maybe it can be used to set a different color temperature for the screen. This could solve the issue.
Mine tends to look uniformly more yellow (like an older incandescent bulb) when I dim it, but more uniformly blue (like a fluorescent bulb) from about 1/2 to maximum brightness.
One gets used to it. Blue light is bad for your sleep anyway, so I like the fact that there is less of it when I dim my iPad and use it prior to bedtime.
iPad Pro screen is yellow
