One day I was looking at the screen on the light and I saw several squares on the screen, all over the screen. Do you guys see it too? What are these squares? Are they part of gorilla glass?
GiovaniBR said:
One day I was looking at the screen on the light and I saw several squares on the screen, all over the screen. Do you guys see it too? What are these squares? Are they part of gorilla glass?
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No those are pixels that every display has..
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GiovaniBR said:
One day I was looking at the screen on the light and I saw several squares on the screen, all over the screen. Do you guys see it too? What are these squares? Are they part of gorilla glass?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touchscreen#Capacitive
It's one of the capacitive screen's layers
It's normal, on some phones its barely visible, on some others it's easier to see it.
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Anybody messed around with this? Seen if it would be possible to attach a custom bezel? Maybe something smaller and more black or glossy to appear more like a typical tablet?
I don't see any reason for it not to be able? As long as you fabricated the exact design just with different material?
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I don't see any reason for it not to be able? As long as you fabricated the exact design just with different material?
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Ya, I could see how youd be right about this, my only concern would be if any of the hardware is attached to the front bezel in any way.
check this picture
It looks like the metal parts might be held by screw but the bottom plastic piece where the N button is seems to be plastic welded on. I can't zoom in far enough to tell for sure.
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So my note 4 has magically attracted dust under the camera. It's quite obvious and annoying. A big black spot.
Any suggestions? I tried opening it but way to much work.
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Brava27 said:
So my note 4 has magically attracted dust under the camera. It's quite obvious and annoying. A big black spot.
Any suggestions? I tried opening it but way to much work.
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You think opening it is too much work? It's pretty easy to open, there's just a little excess adhesive on the four corners (from where the middle frame doesn't cover the LCD). I'd just open it and use some compressed air, if I were you.
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See photo. Will this get worse. Just it's going for a decent price. Or should I steer well clear.
What kind of damage is that do you know?
THUDUK said:
See photo. Will this get worse. Just it's going for a decent price. Or should I steer well clear.
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This is Samsung's manufacturing defect, pilling off screen..It will enlarge gradually though it will not affect your main screen but it will spread..I too have the same issue, i applied full screen coloured tempered glass to overcome this..Or if you feel thia weird then you need to change whole lcd panel with digitizer..By the way if you r getting this at decent price, then apply skins or full screen tempered glass( black white gold colours available on eBay flipkart amazon) to hide this
Is it normal that such a thin glow appears on the border between black and some very bright, usually white colour? This does not apply only to fonts.
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Do you have glass or pellicle on it?
4Freedom said:
Do you have glass or pellicle on it?
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Yeah, I have, can it really be caused by this? Isn't it standard on mi9? I wouldn't want to lose this glass if I'm not sure about xD
Ojcon said:
Yeah, I have, can it really be caused by this? Isn't it standard on mi9? I wouldn't want to lose this glass if I'm not sure about xD
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It can be, but i am not pretty sure.
Perhaps just subpixel rendering?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subpixel_rendering
i have same glow on my two mi 9
Hello
I didn't notice it before as since I bought my s21 Ultra it has been in a cover, it's an Exynos Silver one, on the back starting from the top right corner there is a visible line or strip about 1.5-2mm wide and 2cm long, same color as the rest aka silver but it's visible because there is a tad of relief
Is this normal? Is it an antenna?
Or it's a bad paint job under the glass?
It's not easy to take in photos, I tried my best, you can see it faintly in this photo
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Here a better photo
vegetaleb said:
Here a better photoView attachment 5282949
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Might be a production issue.
I have the black one, and the corners are not perfect either, look like the colouring process was not consistent.
I personally am not bothered with that, but I suppose only a replacement would fix that.