Is Iphone 15 cursed? How many hardware issues already? Latest issue is oled display burn-in

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Someone in the us posted on forum his less than 14 days iphone 15 pro max having severe screen burn-in. Went to apple service centre and will get another brand new iphone replacement as there is no refurnished set yet.

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/severe-burn-in-on-my-iphone-15-pro-max.2406278/

 

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Not isolated case. Many china users posted social media their iphone 15 has display burn-in too.

https://news.mydrivers.com/1/938/938537.htm

 

[WhItERaT]

song bo apple fan boys !

my satki ericsson 688 neber hab such problem.

 

[Tobecontinue]

These the first batch of iphone from india?

 

[Linguist]

These the first batch of iphone from india?

They have not pulled out?

 

[Tobecontinue]

They have not pulled out?

Still havent hurt their investment YET. Give them time.

 

[jq75]

First wave of hardware likely got issue

 

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Another case in the us.

 

[jq75]

Degauss function

 

[bluethesky]

Someone in the us posted on forum his less than 14 days iphone 15 pro max having severe screen burn-in. Went to apple service centre and will get another brand new iphone replacement as there is no refurnished set yet.

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/severe-burn-in-on-my-iphone-15-pro-max.2406278/

Satki, even got so many problems, it is still an Apple phone, their supporters will still buy it.

 

[standarture]

OLED burn-in and yellowing will always happen. That's why I hate that phones only use OLED nowadays. Yellowish screen is ugly.

 

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Degauss function

Oled tv has compensate cycle to remove temporary image retention. The mydriver article posted above said the burn-in could be caused by the heat issue.

Firstly, temporary image retention can happen due to heat build-up in the panel, and turning off and resting the TV will typically clear it, which is pretty simple.

Secondly, and much more complicated, TFT layer image retention can occur, and it looks like OLED burn-in. Modern OLED TVs periodically run a 'short compensation cycle' to remove this type of image retention. However, each manufacturer uses a different name for this tech and implements the scheduling and other related options differently. Usually, when the TV is off, it will run a 'short compensation cycle' for about 10 mins. In technical terms, this functionality will "detect and compensate for changes in the TFT layer's electrical characteristics and return it to a baseline state."

 

[cpuer]

heng, my screen still ok

 

[buttbERry]

just use the phone u like

 

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OLED burn-in and yellowing will always happen. That's why I hate that phones only use OLED nowadays. Yellowish screen is ugly.

This is too fast less than 2 weeks. The reddit case said he only use the fitness app while cycling outdoor for 5 minutes.

 

[audiovideo]

Did aapl quietly use ccp screen?

 

[MrAwesomeX]

First wave of hardware likely got issue

It's just an iphone thingy .

Trying to cut down cost apparently with minimal testing.

 

[Firstclass1188]

OLED burn-in and yellowing will always happen. That's why I hate that phones only use OLED nowadays. Yellowish screen is ugly.

True and same for OLED TVs

 

[Nevereatrice]

Every year android trolls will pick on something. What's new

 

[Beleopard]

First to buy the phone first to enjoy the new issues!