I just noticed 2 dead/stuck pixels on the screen, one in the middle and the other 10 mm in the upper right corner. Guess I'll be replacing my Snap tomorrow.
Lets hope this is the exeption to the rule and a rare case.
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Hello,
I'm currently waiting for my third galaxy S2.
The first one had a red stuck pixel in the upper center of the screen.
The second one had a black particle in the screen (maybe a line of dead sub pixels)
It looked like this (this is a htc sensation screen)
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/88/img0710bq.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/849/img0713ba.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/822/img0716bgn.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/841/img0715b.jpg/
Is your screen totally flawless, without any black spot when looking very carefully on a white screen ?
I can't believe I received 2 faulty screen... am I very unlucky or what ? (my previous Samsung SGH G600 had a black particle too stuck in the screen... )
What about you ?
Anyone ?
Can't say my screen is flawless but don't have a black dot. Well I do but its dust under the screen protector. Haven't seen this before but read a post of dust getting under the screen.
I have a dead pixel on the bottom right side of the screen. It is only noticeable on a white background and it is super small and pretty much unnoticeable unless you look closely. It's red... It's been there for like a week now...kinda disappointed because I've only had the phone for a month and a half and I baby it lol.
I am lucky, my screen has no issues.
* Please take a look at the attached picture for easier understanding.
I've been using my Nexus 4 for a week until now, and someday I looked at the top bezel carefully, (with proper angle & light)
and I found out that there are 2 shining lines under the glass. (As you know the bezel is supposed to be just black without any decorations or marks.)
The right one is right below the front speaker, and the middle one is right below the perimeter dividing the area in half.
They are very short(like a millimeter), and shiny like some kind of metal. They look like some cracks of the bezel.
But the front glass is just fine and there are no scratches on the surface now. And I never dropped or hit my phone.
I'm not sure the lines are from the beginning or created after unboxing.
Anyone sees the same thing or knows about it?
I don't know how to explain this. The corner of the screen is somehow 'broken'. I am not familiar with the construction of such an LCD display. I thought it was the screen protector....but it isn't, I can see by pressing with the finger that it is BELOW the surface, and it is not a bubble of the screen protector. Also the nexus 7 surface is one single surface, and there would be no reason why the screen protector would lift exactly in that point. It has something to do with the real display, below the glass surface. See photos.
The colours are displayed correctly. Also the problem is not visible on high brightness or lighter colours. But i simply hate it not having everything in the right shape, as much as i hate dead pixels (I luckily haven't for the moment).
Would this be a good reason to have it replaced by warranty?
The device comes from 'Mediaworld' which is a chain in europe (or mediamarkt, in germany). Would I have to remove ROOT before I go and ask?
Just notice it today after change of screen protector. Previous screen protector no such issue.
Look at the left gap.
Thanks.
You really couldn't take a better picture?
ozaghloul said:
You really couldn't take a better picture?
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I uploaded new pics taken from ipad.
When i open a black color app. I dont see the green or red light at the gap. Screen protector doesnt cover that gap line too. But it did cover the right part. Where there no light bleeding.
:crying:
There seems to be a problem with your screen. I don't think it has anything to do with the gap. Looks like you have an entire column of dead pixels. The gap (if you have it) is about 4mm away from the edge of the screen, so if you did have light bleeding due to the gap it would be away from the edge of the visible screen.
I run the test. No dead pixel. Could it be effect from glass protector?
You can't have backlight bleed on an AMOLED display. There is no backlight.
Has anyone else noticed slight ripples on the underside of their s8 glass screen uniformly along the top near the cameras and sensors.
I say ripples, but this may not be the correct terminology. Kind of like some roller lines from tempering process or screen curving??
These can only be seen under angled lighting conditions and don't show up on a photo.
Just received the s8 as a replacement for a one with really wobbly buttons and only 3 weeks old.
Don't want to send back if normal (as phone is good otherwise).
Some shop display one's seemed to have it to some degree but hard to see the top bezel properly due to lights being too bright.
It's a crease in the front glass panel. My black S8 has a pair of matching (mirror image) creases on the right-side top and bottom corners. They are curved creases in the glass that point to the corners. You can only see it under the right light and angle. It looks like a defect in the curving process. But I am happy with the phone and this doesn't bother me.
I sometimes wonder if this affected a large production batch and those are the units that Samsung sold at $425 (after promotion and rebate, and how I got mine). I cannot imagine that Samsung is unaware of it.
It doesn't look like a crease to me, it looks like either roller lines or moulding marks on the underside of the glass. Only visible under certain lighting.
Anyone else seen this?
Anyone else noticed this??