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Red discoloration of the Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+ displays upset buyers in Korea

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Red discoloration of the Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+ displays upset buyers in Korea

[Tim1954]

Oooh! Makes the people waiting for theirs a bit anxious...

[jeetu4444]

Yeah even S7 edge had screen defects I replaced my screen under warranty... Hyper time for s8 buyers

[jcdub]

Glad I didn't pre order 😏

[notefreak]

First problems arising. I would go mad.

Red discoloration of the Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+ displays upset buyers in Korea

[aokusman1]

Hope the problem stays in Korea.

[LineKill]

The S8 is kind of like a beta test for the Note 8. So we should be good to go by the time the Note 8 arrives.

[wricu01]

This issue is also in the US models as well at my best buy store one of the S8 on display had this red tint around the edges

But the others didn't have this issues
So that tells me that some of the units
May be defective

[zipro]

Yay, had that on the Pixel XL, had to get it exchanged 3 times

[goodintentions]

We are with verizon. Since we're getting 2 of these critters, anyone know if we have this problem that we can just walk into a verizon store and exchange it?

[Almeuit]

This isn't new. Issues happen and that's why warranties exist.

[goodintentions]

This isn't new. Issues happen and that's why warranties exist.

Yup. Despite popular belief, some iphones also have issues just like everything else. My company gave me an iphone 6 a couple years ago and it would restart randomly even in the middle of a phone conversation. I complained last year so they replaced it with a 6s.

[LineKill]

This isn't new. Issues happen and that's why warranties exist.

Your correct, it is not new. However, depending on the severity and how widespread it is, it could become an issue.

[Almeuit]

Your correct, it is not new. However, depending on the severity and how widespread it is, it could become an issue.

Very true.. But until then most are just trying to point out any flaw that may pop up. This isn't specific to Samsung.. It happens to all manufactures but I like to wait since lemons do happen.

[LineKill]

Very true.. But until then most are just trying to point out any flaw that may pop up. This isn't specific to Samsung.. It happens to all manufactures but I like to wait since lemons do happen.

Agree 100%👍

[ol_jackburton]

Yup. Despite popular belief, some iphones also have issues just like everything else. My company gave me an iphone 6 a couple years ago and it would restart randomly even in the middle of a phone conversation. I complained last year so they replaced it with a 6s.

Anyone who thinks that iPhones do not have issues has spent zero time over at macrumors

[Jazzamuffin]

It's like Russian Roulette with all of them. I had faulty Pixel phones...This S7 edge has been flawless.

[EMGSM]

Although Samsung has included the option to make color adjustments it still shouldn't be pink/red out of the box. Hopefully it's just an isolated incidence.

[ZayMoney]

The S8 is kind of like a beta test for the Note 8. So we should be good to go by the time the Note 8 arrives.

if thats your logic, then the note 8 is a beta for the s9

[Madscotsman]

Haven't noticed this, has arguably the best smartphone screen I have ever seen.

[LineKill]

if thats your logic, then the note 8 is a beta for the s9

Last year the Note 7 was a much more refined version, software & hardware wise, than the S7. That is where my statement derives from. It will be no different this year.

Sure, the S9 will improve over the Note 8, but it will not be a refinement in the way that it is from the S series to the Note series.

[Zendroid1]

Every single release some people have slight Hues to their screens that not everyone has. And every year it turns out to be a non issue after the initial hype dies down.

[notefreak]

Why don't they test them before they send them out?

[BDHender]

Last year the Note 7 was a much more refined version, software & hardware wise, than the S7. That is where my statement derives from. It will be no different this year.

Sure, the S9 will improve over the Note 8, but it will not be a refinement in the way that it is from the S series to the Note series.

So how is that Note 7 working out for you now?

[BDHender]

Last year the Note 7 was a much more refined version, software & hardware wise, than the S7. That is where my statement derives from. It will be no different this year.

Sure, the S9 will improve over the Note 8, but it will not be a refinement in the way that it is from the S series to the Note series.

So how is that Note 7 working out for you now?