I saw another post from gamestop but I received mine from play store. And mine seems to be an extreamly bad case: see the picture. Barely useable since its so white. Anyone seen this problem / have any ideas? Also, has anyone had to get a replacement from the play store and have any information about it? Do you get a brand new one?
Edit: For everyone who think i edited it..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NkRSP2aKQI&feature=youtu.be
****.......yer your gonna want to return that.
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Photoshopped. Look at the bottom left of the screen.
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I saw another post from gamestop but I received mine from play store. And mine seems to be an extreamly bad case: see the picture. Barely useable since its so white. Anyone seen this problem / have any ideas? Also, has anyone had to get a replacement from the play store and have any information about it? Do you get a brand new one?
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nice photoshop... trollerama.
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Photoshopped. Look at the bottom left of the screen.
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That is probably just from the camera moving while taking the picture. I've seen at least one other user with a screen that bad. So it may be real.
Mine was looked white and faded at first, however nothing remotely that bad. After about 3 days it seemed to get better. Though it seems most times when I play a video it gets white and faded again, but goes away a few seconds after leaving the video app.
But something that bad, I'm not sure if that'll look normal after a few days or not.
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Photoshopped. Look at the bottom left of the screen.
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Good catch. 'shopped indeed.
I love when people actually put in effort to troll.....
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I saw another post from gamestop but I received mine from play store. And mine seems to be an extreamly bad case: see the picture. Barely useable since its so white. Anyone seen this problem / have any ideas? Also, has anyone had to get a replacement from the play store and have any information about it? Do you get a brand new one?
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I call Photoshop shenanigans
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I call Photoshop shenanigans
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Really? give me two seconds and ill upload a video
The screen should look good. I downloaded the display tester app and checked. The saturation is great and even the blacks were awesome!
My life for Aiur
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Photoshopped. Look at the bottom left of the screen.
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Heres a video...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NkRSP2aKQI&feature=youtu.be
Its really ****ed. I havent even moved it out of my room. worked perfectly for the first week then this randomly happened.
I dont know why it looks so bright, it was only on 50% but persists no matter what brightness
Screen is good compared to what? My screen has awful gamma
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Don't know if its from being used to my galaxy nexus or what but the screen is not impressive at all
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I really dont know why the screen doesnt line up, maybe i was holding it at an angle or something, but its legit just watch the vid
I wonder what would happen if you play a video, like the Transformers movie. My screen gets worse after playing videos, but then clears up (though never really looks completely good).
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I wonder what would happen if you play a video, like the Transformers movie. My screen gets worse after playing videos, but then clears up (though never really looks completely good).
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Same thing happens regardless of what im doing. After like 5 minutes of staying on it will only half as bad, but whenever i turn the screen off for more than 2 minutes it goes back to this
So same thing just started affecting me today. First let me start out that I've had 0 issues until today. Went to try one of the root kits and got my N7 rooted updated SU and restarted now its washed out just like whats shown by OP. Could be coincidence who knows. Is this a common defect that takes time to occur?
I bought mine on Monday from office depot. It was great until Thursday morning when it started this exact problem. I'm going back to office depot to exchange it tomorrow. My mom bought one from the Google play store and she hasn't had any of these problems.
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That is defective. Exchange it.
Same problem here. It was fine since I got it and now the screen is all washed out.
search for the thread of "screen burn in + washed out", you will find more information on RMA there. I had the same issue and received my replacement in 4 days. the left side of the screen is still a bit lifted on the new one, but that is nothing compared to white out screen.
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Hi
I just got my nexus 7, and after few hour of using it I have noticed a yellow spot or tint in my screen at the bottom left corner.
its visible on white backgrounds.
im gonna go to store tomorrow and see if I can get a new unit.
UPDATE: I uploaded a pic of it
does anyone have the same issue?
What store did you buy it from? I seen a lot of complaints about this from folks who purchased at retail stores. Mine was purchase from Google and still waiting on it.
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Got it from Sam's club.
I only have the problem when I use the device for long time. I was charging it for couple hours then when I turned it on the screen was fine but after 15 minutes of reading the spots came back.
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MR_ANA said:
Got it from Sam's club.
I only have the problem when I use the device for long time. I was charging it for couple hours then when I turned it on the screen was fine but after 15 minutes of reading the spots came back.
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I got two from sams in IL. Didn't notice any problems on either of em. At least not yet
can you post a picture?
I also got mine from Sams last Friday (Mckinney, Texas) and its perfect with no issues or blemishes. Well, except for having to find a work around for Flash, but that goes without saying. Lol A little fiddling around fixed that though.
These are the pics
U can see the tint on the bottom left also on the whole left edge of the screen.
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The unit I got from Sams is fine. Sad to see yours isn't.
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I just exchanged it.
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My s2 haves the same
I went back to Sam's club and they looked at the device and saw the yellow spots on the screen. It took me 15 minutes to walk out of the door with a new unit.
Let's hope this doesn't happen to anyone.
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That's good.
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Weird. Did it get smashed or overheated?
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Weird. Did it get smashed or overheated?
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Not at all!!
The tint appeared after about one hour of using it, and it gets worse when you use it more than that!!!
Here is a pic
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My s2 haves the same
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Nice interior. :thumbup:
Same issue on my second device. Noticing it on bottom left corner and along top edge of screen.
Same with mine
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This was the first thing i noticed when using my Nexus 7 for a couple of hours. Two spots in two corners, very noticeble with white background.
However I remember hearing about other devices with LCD screens having the same problem initially (iphone 4 one of the devices if I remember) but would dissapear over time. So I thought I would give it some time.
The next day I couldn't see any of the spots and I've not seen it since. This was two weeks ago.
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This was the first thing i noticed when using my Nexus 7 for a couple of hours. Two spots in two corners, very noticeble with white background.
However I remember hearing about other devices with LCD screens having the same problem initially (iphone 4 one of the devices if I remember) but would dissapear over time. So I thought I would give it some time.
The next day I couldn't see any of the spots and I've not seen it since. This was two weeks ago.
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Mine seem to get worse the longer I use the device. I called support and they are issuing me an RMA for "yellowing", but the cart-link system was down and I was instructed to call again tomorrow.
I received my shipment today.
The very first thing I did after signing in was update the system to 4.1.1.
After playing for a few minutes I noticed a dead or stuck pixel on the right side of the screen. I ran the display test app and found another dead pixel in the middle of the screen.
I tried the camera with Google hangouts and Skype and all I get is garbled green signal. Using the nexus 7 camera launched yielded the same result.
Doing a full factory reset did not fix the problems.
Needless to say this going back. I'm disappointed that this excellent device is having these quality issues.
I have a single dead pixel on the very edge. It's only visible on a completely black screen so I'm gonna live with it.
Good luck with your return.
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redmonke255 said:
I have a single dead pixel on the very edge. It's only visible on a completely black screen so I'm gonna live with it.
Good luck with your return.
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I would recommend you get it exchanged. At the end of the day its still a defect. Maybe wait a little while so they have more stock to ship another one.
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I would recommend you get it exchanged. At the end of the day its still a defect. Maybe wait a little while so they have more stock to ship another one.
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I got mine from staples so I'll have to deal with them. I'll wait until they have stock.
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They have a little thing in the booklet. I think its referring to dead pixels. It was kind of confusing tho
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They have a little thing in the booklet. I think its referring to dead pixels. It was kind of confusing tho
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Do you know what page its on? I didn't see any mention of it
Edit: never mind, I see it in the warranty booklet under the LCD defect policy
I am having issues with my panel.. at first I couldn't figure out why scrolling webpages seemed so laggy...then I discovered it is not properly "holding" on to a press...it cycles it... I am horrible at explaining it so I uploaded a video.
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I am having issues with my panel.. at first I couldn't figure out why scrolling webpages seemed so laggy...then I discovered it is not properly "holding" on to a press...it cycles it... I am horrible at explaining it so I uploaded a video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F024BCO-MZw
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Mine was doing that, I couldn't move icons at all until I did a factory reset. Now it is a lot better but still a little flaky when moving icons. I think it is a software problem, maybe be improved with an update.
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Mine was doing that, I couldn't move icons at all until I did a factory reset. Now it is a lot better but still a little flaky when moving icons. I think it is a software problem, maybe be improved with an update.
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If you look at the touch test program it's registering hundreds of "presses" from me just holding down my finger.
Where did you buy it from? Looks like you should return it cause mine is silky smooth.
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What app is that?
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Where did you buy it from? Looks like you should return it cause mine is silky smooth.
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Google. RMA is going to be a PITA.
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What app is that?
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Multi-Touch Benchmark
I had the same problem i just been rebooting when it happens. I think its a bigger issue when in landscape. Usually after a while of play a game it does it. Def seems like a software issue.
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If you look at the touch test program it's registering hundreds of "presses" from me just holding down my finger.
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Seems like when you slightly move your finger it starts registering touch events.
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I had the same problem i just been rebooting when it happens. I think its a bigger issue when in landscape. Usually after a while of play a game it does it. Def seems like a software issue.
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Yeah it seems to come and go, right after the video it started working normally again.
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Seems like when you slightly move your finger it starts registering touch events.
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I'd need to look at the video again to see if it caught I'm talking about. But, I would hold my finger down and the touch indicator under my finger would flash as if I was tapping the screen.
That's not good then.
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it kinda reminds me of the multi-touch issue the Gnex had at launch. Or maybe even the grounding issue the EVO 4G had.
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I'd need to look at the video again to see if it caught I'm talking about. But, I would hold my finger down and the touch indicator under my finger would flash as if I was tapping the screen.
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Seems like around 0:40 is when that happens
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Having the same issue. Unrooted, returned to stock. I'm convinced it's a heat issue - it is fine when cold, and then goes wonky after a bit of use. Decided to return rather than exchange it - wait on my pre-order from J&R that is like a month out. Should be worked out by then.
Here's my video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZPDzKhQzSU&feature=g-upl
A touchscreen device where the touchscreen doesn't... recognize... touches... kinda sucks. :-(.
Google Guy said there were a lot of problems with the pre-orders, not for retailers, FYI. He was quite honest, refreshingly so, so I won't reveal his name . If it's any indication, it took me about 45 minutes on hold to get through just now!
-Dan
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Just looked at the video. EXACT same problem. Infuriating. Especially since it's such a neat device otherwise!!
(Although I still have no idea what I'd use it for...)
My girlfriends has this issue, but I fail to see how it can be a hardware issue since it seems to stop upon reboot at least (yet to try it just sleeping and waking it).
Will keep an eye on it and worst case RMA after a few days when their support is a bit quieter.
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My girlfriends has this issue, but I fail to see how it can be a hardware issue since it seems to stop upon reboot at least (yet to try it just sleeping and waking it).
Will keep an eye on it and worst case RMA after a few days when their support is a bit quieter.
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I think I may just return it and purchase a new one from somewhere locally where I can just go down the block for a replacement if need be.
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My girlfriends has this issue, but I fail to see how it can be a hardware issue since it seems to stop upon reboot at least (yet to try it just sleeping and waking it).
Will keep an eye on it and worst case RMA after a few days when their support is a bit quieter.
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Reboots aren't stressing the hardware too much, at least not the GPU. If the GPU is overheating and heating up the digitizer or something else, it can be cool enough to work when the reboot is complete. Just a theory...
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Reboots aren't stressing the hardware too much, at least not the GPU. If the GPU is overheating and heating up the digitizer or something else, it can be cool enough to work when the reboot is complete. Just a theory...
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Turns out putting it to sleep and waking it also fixes it. Really not sure now if it's hardware.
I did not have this issue start until yesterday and have been using my I/O Nexus since the event.. I feel like its something to do with flashing Roms that somehow changes the way the digitizer responds to touch.. Maybe a calibration issue of some sort.. Just an idea.
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I did not have this issue start until yesterday and have been using my I/O Nexus since the event.. I feel like its something to do with flashing Roms that somehow changes the way the digitizer responds to touch.. Maybe a calibration issue of some sort.. Just an idea.
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My GF hasn't installed any ROMs, however she did install the 4.1.1 update. It stinks of software issue. What does pressing the sleep button actually do?
So my girl's droid 3 has been acting up and want to try and get a replacement but she spilled cooking oil on screen and has a dark spot on LCD which happened early March. That did not effect the performance at all but lately its been going nuts. My question is can I get a replacement and not be charged for the the LCD problem even though it didn't effect the performance? Just want to know if anybody here has had the same incident or something similar or even your input would be nice. Thanks In Advance
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How dark is the spot you are talking about? Are the performance issues now related to the screen response? Because it kind of sounds like now there are issues with the screen because of the oil incident.. ;]
I had to warranty my D2G awhile back. I declared a few somewhat major cosmetic problems to them as I was a jeweler at the time and had probably damaged it in some way during the course of my work. The problem with my phone had ended up being hardware related and had nothing to do with the damage and so my phone was replaced.
Here's pics of the screen and the problems happened months after the oil spill
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But no the problem is that is gets hot and randomly reboots all day everyday the screen works perfectly except for the dark spot on screen
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Here's pics of the screen and the problems happened months after the oil spill
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make the background pure black, avoid putting light apps where the dark spot is, and then i would bring it in lol
maybe turn the brightness down a bit also
Well if I turn the light down its too dark and can't see anything where the dark spot is at. But that's not the problem I want to know can i get a replacement to fix the over heating problem and the random reboots that happens frequently. I have no problem with the dark spot on screen
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williep said:
Well if I turn the light down its too dark and can't see anything where the dark spot is at. But that's not the problem I want to know can i get a replacement to fix the over heating problem and the random reboots that happens frequently. I have no problem with the dark spot on screen
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Well if you bring it in and tell them about the spill, they will probably tell you the overheating & rebooting is from that and im pretty sure spills are not covered by the 1 year warranty. And the spill would void the warranty im pretty sure also.
If you have insurance they will replace it though.
You could always go to the store and see if the rep will let you exchange it. You might get a nice one. It's unlikely but withholding info I think is fraud.
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You could always go to the store and see if the rep will let you exchange it. You might get a nice one. It's unlikely but withholding info I think is fraud.
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True thanks for the idea my girl just won't stop bugging me about it because I sent in my lg revolution about a week ago and got the nexus so she wanted to get a replacement d3 or something else
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True thanks for the idea my girl just won't stop bugging me about it because I sent in my lg revolution about a week ago and got the nexus so she wanted to get a replacement d3 or something else
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Looks like that dark spot is over the cpu... I'd try saying the dark spot was caused by the heating issue and maybe not mention the cooking oil...
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I second that. Tell them that one day the phone got really hot in her pocket and then this screen dark spot appeared. She had been dealing with it 'til now, but she's finally sick of it since these new issues arose.
I could also try that to just don't want to send the phone in and they open it and see oil inside and they charge me for a whole new device even though it happened months ago. Does anybody know where the water censors are or the only one is in back of phone?
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williep said:
I could also try that to just don't want to send the phone in and they open it and see oil inside and they charge me for a whole new device even though it happened months ago. Does anybody know where the water censors are or the only one is in back of phone?
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Just go in and they should replace it their if they have any in stock. Or they might offer you a different device.
It doesnt matter if it happened months ago, technically this would VOID your warranty. Like said above your best chance is to bring it in and say the it kept overheating in your pocket since a few months back and started noticing that dark spot.. If they did check the water sensors and they WERE TRIPPED then they wouldnt replace it, because that would void your warranty.
Just found about 8 dead pixels when testing with a black background. Now that I found them you know they will bother me lol. You guys may want to check for them. You can use dead pixel checker from the play store and set it to black. Look closely, the more noticeable ones are when multiple dead pixels are grouped together.
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Just found about 8 dead pixels when testing with a black background. Now that I found them you know they will bother me lol. You guys may want to check for them. You can use dead pixel checker from the play store and set it to black. Look closely, the more noticeable ones are when multiple dead pixels are grouped together.
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I seem to remember some Windows software for LCD screens that would "coax" dead pixels back to life by rapidly cycling the colors sent to them or something like that... Might want to see if such software exists for Android...
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Just found about 8 dead pixels when testing with a black background. Now that I found them you know they will bother me lol. You guys may want to check for them. You can use dead pixel checker from the play store and set it to black. Look closely, the more noticeable ones are when multiple dead pixels are grouped together.
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I'm not trying it out. If I was to find one I would be calling att with a warranty claim first thing in the morning.
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I seem to remember some Windows software for LCD screens that would "coax" dead pixels back to life by rapidly cycling the colors sent to them or something like that... Might want to see if such software exists for Android...
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I'm not trying it out. If I was to find one I would be calling att with a warranty claim first thing in the morning.
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I agree, I wish I didn't know lol. I am running the "fix" let's see how it goes. I finally stopped getting the "return your defective phone" alerts from AT&T... I really don't want to go through that again...
EDIT: dead/stuck pixel test didn't work, I ran it for 30 minutes
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I agree, I wish I didn't know lol. I am running the "fix" let's see how it goes. I finally stopped getting the "return your defective phone" alerts from AT&T... I really don't want to go through that again...
EDIT: dead/stuck pixel test didn't work, I ran it for 30 minutes
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That sucks. Do a claim and get a replacement. If I was in your shoes I would do it.
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That sucks. Do a claim and get a replacement. If I was in your shoes I would do it.
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For now I will hold off, I do not feel like setting everything up again... I just went through the process of replacing it a few months ago and it was so annoying, they messed up 2 times and it took 3 times to get me the right device and ship it to the right house... I will give it a few weeks and call and see if I can just go to a repair place and have them toss a new screen in it or replace it on the spot. I would like to know if anyone else is having this issue so I can know if it is even wroth fixing... if more people have this issue the chances are the replacement screen will too.
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Just found about 8 dead pixels when testing with a black background. Now that I found them you know they will bother me lol. You guys may want to check for them. You can use dead pixel checker from the play store and set it to black. Look closely, the more noticeable ones are when multiple dead pixels are grouped together.
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I have droidwall installed, and I installed dead pixel checker. First of all, I'm curious as to why the app needs full network access if all it's doing is displaying full color screens one after another. Droidwall did catch it trying to send off 4 packets to some ip address.
No dead pixels that I could detect while using the app, there were some narrow vertical lines that looked a bit off but I think that's because I have a Ghost Armor screen protector on, and those are from the 'glue' or whatever keeps the screen protector adhered to the Gorilla Glass.
I have one dead pixel right,top corrner
I finally broke down and downloaded one of the pixel check apps off of the play store. I can't remember the name of it because once I was done I uninstalled it. Anyway, I'm good. Seeing this thread tempted me to damn much not to try it out.
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Just found about 8 dead pixels when testing with a black background. Now that I found them you know they will bother me lol. You guys may want to check for them. You can use dead pixel checker from the play store and set it to black. Look closely, the more noticeable ones are when multiple dead pixels are grouped together.
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There is a few software and physical ways of sorting these but it’s not guaranteed plus it should be covered under your warranty.
My first device had > 14 damaged pixels, 4 of them would show even on lower brightness levels. My new device has a few too - but I can't see them under normal conditions. Found them via magnifying glass (black screen, max brightness)... Don't do that - you will probably find some