The latest iPhones to hit the market are beginning to show us some problems that are very familiar to us. In this case it has to do with the yellow screen in the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro. Apparently several users have begun to detect that the screen of their devices had a yellow tint that although at first glance it is not easy to see it is you can detect when comparing it with other models.
Many of you may be thinking, it will have the True Tone option that adapts the lighting to the environment, but as it has been shared very precisely and exactly through Reddit this is not the case. To carry out the comparison, an iPhone 12 Pro and an iPhone 11 Pro have been used, allowing us to see the difference in size and the changes in tone on the whites. This is not new, we could already see it in the iPhone XS and finally Apple did not give information about it although several complained.
The tests that demonstrate the yellow color in the iPhone 12
In Reddit’s own publication, the user has left the following two images, checking the screens ourselves we can see the yellow tone on the latest iPhone . Opinions for all tastes have been given in the thread itself and also in the MacRumors forum, where other owners have also confirmed that they perceive that yellowish tone on their devices.
The problem for many, they say, is solved with several days of use, causing the materials to settle on the screen and the glue itself is the one that would produce that color. However, this is not possible, the fault would be in the panel although for now there is no official information on whether it really is a problem or it is about the calibration of the screen. We will remain attentive to all the data that is thrown on the color tint, something that we also find in the Android landscape more often than we would like.
How to know if our iPhone has a yellow screen?
In case we have gotten ourselves an iPhone 12 and we want to find out if we are suffering from this problem, what we must do is access the Settings and then the Screen to deactivate True Tone. Then we have to adjust the brightness in the same way as the mobile with which we are going to buy it and taking into account that the screen should also be super retina to be on equal terms.
Then we go to an identical white image in both models or to a browser tab where the white tone is predominant. The ideal is to make the comparison in a low light situation so that with the naked eye we can see it. In case we have the problem with the yellow screen , taking a photo and sharing it with Apple support will be enough for us to receive an answer about whether it is a problem with our unit or is it something natural.
Source>Reddit