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Anyone else notice this when the screen dims or you lower the brightness pretty low? It looks fine at full brightness.
I'm on my 2nd phone, swapped my last one due to a camera issue. My first phone didn't have this tint
I've heard OLED-based displays have inconsistent while balance, especially at varying brightnesses. I use Chainfire3D's nightmode to set a custom color. Totally worth it.
I have noticed some slight flaws with my HTC One X
Firstly, when the backlight is on maximum (which happens when you first boot-up the phone) and shows a black screen, I can see some backlight bleeding at the bottom. It looks a bit greenish in one corner and also a bit further along the bottom.
Also, on a full white screen, the bottom is a bit more yellow than the rest of the image. This can be seen on the mail application (or gmail) for example.
I noticed that my applying slight pressure to the casing, that I can reduce the backlight bleed a bit. It also seems to reducing after a few heat-up / cool-down cycles. However the slight uniformity issue from top to bottom doesn't seem to be changing.
Has anyone else noticed this? I must emphasise it is slight, and that the backlight bleed is near invisible if the display is on auto-brightness and you are in a normally lit room.
jonstatt said:
I have noticed some slight flaws with my HTC One X
Firstly, when the backlight is on maximum (which happens when you first boot-up the phone) and shows a black screen, I can see some backlight bleeding at the bottom. It looks a bit greenish in one corner and also a bit further along the bottom.
Also, on a full white screen, the bottom is a bit more yellow than the rest of the image. This can be seen on the mail application (or gmail) for example.
I noticed that my applying slight pressure to the casing, that I can reduce the backlight bleed a bit. It also seems to reducing after a few heat-up / cool-down cycles. However the slight uniformity issue from top to bottom doesn't seem to be changing.
Has anyone else noticed this? I must emphasise it is slight, and that the backlight bleed is near invisible if the display is on auto-brightness and you are in a normally lit room.
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Dude the below backlight bleeding is from the LEDs of the buttons
Same thing with DHD and O2X...
xmoo said:
Dude the below backlight bleeding is from the LEDs of the buttons
Same thing with DHD and O2X...
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Yeah I have seen what you mean in previous handsets. But in this case it really is the screen. When you boot the phone up, it goes black on full brightness for a few seconds without the LEDs for the buttons
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Yeah I have seen what you mean in previous handsets. But in this case it really is the screen. When you boot the phone up, it goes black on full brightness for a few seconds without the LEDs for the buttons
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I checked it with a pure black background, same I used for my Galaxy S2.
I had 3 spots below, and when the leds went out I had no spots at all.
I have now checked 3 other HTC One X handsets, and they are all practically identical in terms of uniformity on an all white screen. They are all more yellow towards the bottom of the screen. That doesn't mean every One X handset is like that, but clearly there isn't much point in me swapping it out.
Funnily enough I also had that with the Evo 3D handset as well although it was even more obvious on that one.
These kinds of imperfections seems a price of having a laminated screen ie: glue, iPhone4/4s and iPad3 have similar habbits
Mine has about 6 tiny little lights on the bottom of the display...this is not normal. At least I hope not. They are always on so they can't be related to he touch button?
jonstatt said:
Firstly, when the backlight is on maximum (which happens when you first boot-up the phone) and shows a black screen
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Do you have a carrier phone? When mine boots up it's 10K lumens of white to the point it'll clearly light up a dark room. That and the HTC strum at max volume drive me crazy. Never reboot your phone in a crowd unless you want to be stared at.
Plh36 said:
Mine has about 6 tiny little lights on the bottom of the display...this is not normal. At least I hope not. They are always on so they can't be related to he touch button?
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Same here...walked out of the store and right back in...second phone has same problem but screen is better overall...really annoying seeing those lights at the bottom of the screen though...it is only noticeable on lighter color screens...
Anyone else got this??
jonstatt said:
I have noticed some slight flaws with my HTC One X......
Also, on a full white screen, the bottom is a bit more yellow than the rest of the image. This can be seen on the mail application (or gmail) for example.
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I also have this issue. Is this normal, or do most One X's not have this problem/issue/feature?
Does anyone else have a little but of backlight bleeding on the bottom right of their 10?
Oddly enough it isn't visible on a black screen, only colors. Grey seems to be when it is most visible, such as the calculator app.
I think I might have a very slight amount of bleed. I never would have noticed it though unless I was looking for it.
jaredkzr said:
I think I might have a very slight amount of bleed. I never would have noticed it though unless I was looking for it.
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Same spot?
PR4X15 said:
Same spot?
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Yep. Lower right corner. It does seem to show up better on gray.
jaredkzr said:
Yep. Lower right corner. It does seem to show up better on gray.
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Hmm, interesting. It's definitely not enough to warrant an exgange or anything in my opinion.
Still kind of annoying though.
Almost all LCD screens have some form of light bleed. My G4 has light bleed around the edges, if you're in a dark room with moderately high brightness. Not noticeable any other time.
Sammae7 said:
Almost all LCD screens have some form of light bleed. My G4 has light bleed around the edges, if you're in a dark room with moderately high brightness. Not noticeable any other time.
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I suppose I'm surprised only because the M8 that I had exhibited zero bleed.
Like I said before, not a huge deal, just a bit curious.
I just noticed some light bleed on the exact same spot: lower right corner. Is your display a Tianma by chance? Can it get worse over time? To be honest, I didn't notice any bleeding on the M8 or M9 either, so I'm a bit surprised as well.
Light bleed should not get worse over time.
Either I'm blind or I don't have any bleed.
I'm kind of dissapointed of HTC quality. All my android phones are/were HTC but I think that their quality is getting worser. Month ago I've decided to buy HTC A9, first unit had crackling earpiece. Replaced it and the second unit already had burned spots on the AMOLED. Then I've decided to spend some extra cash and replaced the second A9 with HTC 10. The first unit had 2mm white spot 1cm above the fingerprint scanner. The screen was also a bit dimmer and at full brightness the LCD grid was clearly visible. There was also a gap above the earpiece from where I was able to see the headphone jack internals, so probably a few rain drops and the phone is bye bye. The second HTC 10 have some gaps here and there but nothing major...they'll fill with dust and durt over time, so there will be no gaps .and yes the there is backlight bleed in the lower right corner also smaller amount bleeding on the entire lenght of the upper part of the screen. I've noticed the bleed right away when I was still at store, but honestly I have never seen LCD without even small amount of backlight bleedind and also I gave up on finding the perfect HTC A9 or HTC 10 , so I'm keeping the second one and I'll try to forget about the price paid.
....I don't think that matters, but yes mine display is Tianma.
same here, fa67 black, tianma 2 weeks old
whiteness on the lower right (it seems bigger in calc app), above home button, but gently pressing and holding between scanner-home button disappears that.
i think there is a small gap in the screen, but this annoys me
Neither here, I have a Tianma panel, but I am struggling to understand where the light is bleeding?
Front of my phone is black, so screen is up against front black bezel, where would it bleed to ?
any chance for a photo example?
Hey guys, I've got a tianma display with the infamous pink tint from angles. I compared it with a store unit and my unit's display quality is subpar. The brightness, contrast and viewing angles all are bad compared to the store unit which had SHARP panel. Tianma owners, did your unit's pink shift improve? How did HTC respond with your pink shift if you contact them for this problem??
PhiLee1998 said:
Hey guys, I've got a tianma display with the infamous pink tint from angles. I compared it with a store unit and my unit's display quality is subpar. The brightness, contrast and viewing angles all are bad compared to the store unit which had SHARP panel. Tianma owners, did your unit's pink shift improve? How did HTC respond with your pink shift if you contact them for this problem??
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So the pink shift when viewing off angle stays. It's definitely not glue, rather something to do with polarisation or a coating on the display. That being said, the screen on my phone has gotten much better when viewed straight on; it always used to look rather pink when compared to my iPod Touch 6g (which is generally well calibrated) but now just looks a little cooler which is fine since the iPod is slightly warmer than neutral anyway. The screen has not gotten any brighter, viewing angles are better but still slightly pink past ~60-70 degrees, especially in portrait and much less so in landscape. It took around a month to settle down for me, I've had the phone for two months now and really like the display. I do a lot of photography work and know what a well calibrated display looks like and the 10 is pretty spot on. As for brightness, it's not the brightest always visible even in the Australian summer, just make sure power saver isn't on since it caps the max brightness considerably.
Hello,
Are you satisfied with the screen quality? Mine has a yellowish tint at the bottom.
I don't see a yellow tint
You mean like this?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Huawei/comments/9wqfrw/help_has_anyone_experienced_this_lcd_backlight/
If yes, then yeah I have that too :/
Not too thrilled about that
I have something similar bleed, but it's only visible a very low brightness, like very near to 1%, I'm using display tester app to see it, with auto brightness in dark room isn't obvious.
Regarding a yellow tint, I think that my bottom half display as a slight warm white, it depends of brightness and the room light, angle that I watch the screen.