Problem or not?

[madkoda12]

Hey guys, I was watching a youtube video comparing the two phones (S6 and S6 Edge) and this video pointed out a discoloration on the S6 Edge's edge displays. Does this concern anyone?

http://youtu.be/1L3VsVZxE28

Starting at about the 2:00 minute mark she mentions the sides and how the S6 Edge has a discoloration and the S6 does not.

Edit:
She also brings it up again around the 5:30 mark.

 

[PsychDoc]

I think the 'green tint' is due to the native color of glass which is green. When looking at the Edge phone straight on you're actually looking predominantly straight into glass as the glass is perpendicular to your eyes when looked at from straight ahead.

An interesting observation, however, and one that could point me towards the 'regular' S6. I can see how that could be a negative in day-to-day use.

 

[Haalcyon]

What I kept noticing in that review was how absolutely gorgeous the devices look. It's a challenge to ignore.

♻from the Note III

 

[clevin]

with that kind of lighting in that exhibition hall, I wouldn't trust any assessment on the screen color.

 

[madkoda12]

You guys might be right, it could also be a defect of that particular unit though which is concerning. In this video you don't see any kind of problems like that on the screen.

http://youtu.be/mxbdG_YTFeE
You get a good look at the sides on a white screen at about the 2:54 mark.

and in this video of the white S6 Edge you don't see it at all either.


http://youtu.be/KrxrzzTUPD8
You get a good lock of the screen on a white background at about the 1:45 mark.

Again though this issue does show up on another unit in another video around the 00:15 as the vanity shots roll around though while he is using it you don't see the discoloration at all.

http://youtu.be/6FsJ8-ffDn8

Could this just be a problem with the Emerald Green device? Or a problem in the right/wrong lighting?