anyone get a warranty replacement phone with a screen with a yellow hue?

[lazymac]

it's subtle but it's definitely there. I'll take pictures tonight when I have my camera handy.

The IMEI number looks to be an older number, too. Wondering if I got a dud?

 

[Buzzy42]

Apple's had issues with iPads with yellow hues and they claim it's the glue used to bond the screen not having time to completely dry, and supposedly it goes away in time. http://www.macrumors.com/2011/03/11/ipad-2-yellow-screen-tinting-likely-to-go-away-like-iphone-4/ Of course, not everyone believes it, but maybe keep an eye on it and see if it gets better in a few days?

 

[EggoEspada]

I'd just get a new one. It may or may not go away; I wouldn't bother taking that chance.

 

[Edwill86]

if its very noticeable... return it.

 

[lazymac]

Since the local store was out when I did my warranty replacement, I had to call customer service. Ugh. I'd rather see that the phone is fine before doing this again.

 

[Edwill86]

yeah dont blame you.

 

[dreitzell78]

I got a replacement, but no yellow hue on mine, would def. call on that one.

 

[Rem]

This is actually the exact reason I had mine replaced. I remembered the iPad story and gave it about two weeks (ordered mine on launch day) but it never got better and my eyes never adjusted to it so I finally called up VZW. Had no trouble getting a replacement sent out, and when I had the new one and old one turned on side-by-side the difference was pretty amazing. I should've taken a photo!

Edit: I misread the OP, but yeah. The yellowish screens ARE out there. You should definitely give someone a call.