Do colors change if you tilt your device?

[vwite]

So what if you can see different colors when tilting the device. It happens on all AMOLED on white screens.

It's not like a "pinkish tint" will effect the color and quality of what you're watching. "I have pinks on my edges", and? It's not effecting anything.

The problem is that it is so noticeable or too drastic in the s8+, otherwise why I could never notice anything on the s4, s5, note 4, nexus 6, oneplus 1, 2 and 3, s7 edge, note 7 or even on my first s8+ that was exactly the same model.

Even with the change of colors when I tilt, in my personal preferenc this screen looks a lot better than LCDs I've had for example on lg g4, v10, g5, v20 and iPhone 7.

 

[vwite]

I completely forgot to take a video from the front and then moving to an angle to clearly show the difference between the two s8+ before sending back my first s8+ but I just realized that the pictures I took from the front were with "live mode" on so I pressed for the 3d touch effect and took a screenshot when it is at an angle and it is slightly noticeable, the first picture is default settings both, the second s8+ is reddish, then the second picture I tweaked so it looked more or less white and the third one is the screenshot of a moment before getting the iPhone camera in the front, the second s8+ was already with the tweaked settings but at the angle looks again reddish while the other (first s8+) does not.

Please let me know if you guys notice it or if it's just me

 

[Mr_Spencer]

Just out of curiosity, anyone with this issue double check their blue light filter settings?

 

[vwite]

Just out of curiosity, anyone with this issue double check their blue light filter settings?

Me personally I never use that filter at all, it looks extremely brown/red to me. I only used it on the lg V20 because stock was too cold but with samsung even in the lowest setting I can't stand the blue light filter

 

[vwite]

Even with the edge color adjustment slider exactly in the middle here is the blue bandaid being used to mask the red holding it at an angle