Pink hue?

[iamloco724]

Anyone else have a pink hue on the screen?

 

[bhatech]

No !!!

 

[iamloco724]

No !!!

Very emphatic response! I definitely have it I just cant tell if its even or just patches

 

[bhatech]

Very emphatic response! I definitely have it I just cant tell if its even or just patches

May be adjust the color profile under Display settings and play around to see if it improves.

 

[DaveInFL]

No pink hue here

 

[I Can Be Your Hero]

Can't say that mine does.

I only notice a bit if a hue when tilting the display to look at it on an angle, there's a little colour shifting towards pink, but looking at it dead on, I don't have any issues.

 

[B0WIE]

None whatsoever and the screen Bhatech shows is what you want to adjust. I'm very impressed at the level of adjustment!! I was able to make it just a bit warmer on the "vivid" setting and it's ideal. Very easy on the eyes but still rich and balanced.

 

[anon(604250)]

Not in the least.

 

[bezhermoso]

Mine has the pink hue as well, even at a slight angle i.e. I'm somewhat short-sighted and the tint moves from the top/bottom depending on how its tilted slightly. Very noticeable when looking at it at an angle if its on the table, for example.

I have read reports that this only happens on units with the Sharp display panel. However, mine has a Tianma panel.

 

[cdd543]

Yes mine has it. Slightest off angle view reveals it.

 

[richard dillon1]

Phone is new so give the glue sometime to dry. Samsung has a serious pink hue

 

[eak1570]

It does noticeable on the first couple day and I can tell it get better today.

 

[James E1]

Use the phone at full brightness for a few days or put it in the sun. UV light will help cure the glue. Most of the pink will be gone in a few days but may take a few weeks to go away completely.

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[udazavlanje]

Mine has the pink hue as well, even at a slight angle i.e. I'm somewhat short-sighted and the tint moves from the top/bottom depending on how its tilted slightly. Very noticeable when looking at it at an angle if its on the table, for example.

I have read reports that this only happens on units with the Sharp display panel. However, mine has a Tianma panel.

So, how do you know which one is it (except for the appearance) ? Is there an app that read all of the installed hardware?

Moto XPE/VZW Moto X DE/N7

 

[James E1]

So, how do you know which one is it (except for the appearance) ? Is there an app that read all of the installed hardware?

Moto XPE/VZW Moto X DE/N7

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[sunrat39]

Mine has the pink hue as well, even at a slight angle i.e. I'm somewhat short-sighted and the tint moves from the top/bottom depending on how its tilted slightly. Very noticeable when looking at it at an angle if its on the table, for example.

I have read reports that this only happens on units with the Sharp display panel. However, mine has a Tianma panel.

Could you link that report please?

 

[jinzen]

Everyone has Tianma panel here in the States.

And yes the hues are slightly different.

My first HTC 10 was very pink and slightly yellow.

The one I have now is slightly bluer but still somewhat pink.

Viewing angles is inferior to other phones but that's about it. Otherwise, it's an adequate panel on a great phone. Much like the iPhone 6S.

 

[htcrazy]

Changing the viewing angle reveals some tint. You may want to download the free "screen color test" app from the play store. Nothing I can't live with so far.

 

[sunrat39]

I can see a slight pink hue but it isn't a deal breaker.

Better than my Samsung with slight burn ins. I think I prefer LCD over amoled. The punchy vivid color of amoled is just too much.

 

[coolbreeze78]

The punchy vivid color of amoled is just too much.

First rule of owning a Samsung SAMOLED: set it to "basic." It's the most accurate phone display anywhere after that simple setting change.