Screen burn in - Galaxy Note II General

Within 3 days of owning the note i have burn in already how is this possible. when the brightness is on the lowest setting and your on a screen with a black or grey background you can easily see back scribble marks all over from when i was in s note just drawing lines everywhere playing around. Its not like i drew them and just left the screen on for a day to burn it in either
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Can you send the picture???
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Can you send the picture???
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this is the best picture i could get. you really need to see it with your eyes, but u can tell there were scribble marks from when i was drawing
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Black cannot burn in....
Pictures or it didn't happen! :silly:

system.img said:
Black cannot burn in....
Pictures or it didn't happen! :silly:
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idk what color it was but it is burnt into my screen and picture is above

al52025 said:
idk what color it was but it is burnt into my screen and picture is above
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Hmm...Very wierd....
Can you take a picture with the screen in white color?
That would really show the burn in properly.

maybe you have screen with defect, im using for one month and no problems so far. Take to samsung service

system.img said:
Hmm...Very wierd....
Can you take a picture with the screen in white color?
That would really show the burn in properly.
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no it doesnt show up on white at all just a darker color like black or greyish

EdgaBimbam said:
maybe you have screen with defect, im using for one month and no problems so far. Take to samsung service
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i cant samsung are douches and dont support international devices

al52025 said:
i cant samsung are douches and dont support international devices
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The best thing you can do is go to the service center or return the phone where you bought it.
Samsung Service is really good and they replaced my hard bricked Galaxy Ace's motherboard for free under warranty.
I dont know what you mean by "They don't support International devices"

system.img said:
The best thing you can do is go to the service center or return the phone where you bought it.
Samsung Service is really good and they replaced my hard bricked Galaxy Ace's motherboard for free under warranty.
I dont know what you mean by "They don't support International devices"
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i dont have a samsung service center near me. i called samsung to ask them and he said since i bought an international version they dont support it

al52025 said:
i dont have a samsung service center near me. i called samsung to ask them and he said since i bought an international version they dont support it
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Hmmm strange as i know samsung gives one year international warranty. Never had any problems with samsung service, they changed even 3 times headphones for new ones.
Take your phone then to seller who sold it

EdgaBimbam said:
Hmmm strange as i know samsung gives one year international warranty. Never had any problems with samsung service, they changed even 3 times headphones for new ones.
Take your phone then to seller who sold it
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i asked amazon but i dont want to return it and be without a phones for 2 weeks. they told me i should buy another one then return this one for a refund. the notes on amazon are not fullfilled by amazon now so if i get one through another dealer and theres a problem i just dont feel like dealing with them for a refund

Well, even if you returned it to Samsung for repair, you'd be without it for a few weeks, so your choice really is quite simple.
Put up with it, or return it.

R U sure its burn in..its look like "screen bleeding" to me..
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daft suggestion but have you tried cleaning the screen?
it doesn't "burn" like a crt so you shouldn't see it when dark if there was a problem.
could it just be grease marks?

opentoideas said:
daft suggestion but have you tried cleaning the screen?
it doesn't "burn" like a crt so you shouldn't see it when dark if there was a problem.
could it just be grease marks?
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yeah its not the screen its clean as could be. i downloaded a screen burn-in tool and when it cycles through the colors and gets to red. u can see where the marks are but there blurry almost like they were bleeding. but all other colors u cant see the marks. but if i open up a black screen and turn the brightness down u can clearly see the black marks from when i was just scribbling lines on s-note. its def in the screen its not marks its burnt in

heres another pictures taken in the dark with a greyish background with the lowest brightness

Don't worry about the black dots, because that's a common problem for amoled screens. I also have it on my s3 that I have changed 4 times because of this problem. But sometime you can be a lucky and get one without this issue.

lopman said:
Don't worry about the black dots, because that's a common problem for amoled screens. I also have it on my s3 that I have changed 4 times
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there not dots there entire lines.

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Dead Pixel: To Swap or Not To Swap...

I sold my t-mobile nexus one and bought an AT&T nexus one. It arrived today and I noticed a dead pixel on the lower right side of the screen. What do you think: should I swap it? The biggest thing holding me back is that the swap is a refurb. I just paid for a new phone and would hate to be stuck with one that shows signs of use. I'm looking for opinions. The dead pixel is one of the green subpixels, so it looks like a red pixel on a white background. I probably wouldn't have noticed it but I just had to go looking for them since it's a brand new phone, and now that I found it I don't know if I'll be able to ignore it.
Also, how long do I have to do the swap? 14 days or 1 year?
14 Days here, 30 days in California. GET GOING!
Usually refurbs are done really well, and you won't notice a thing. If you do swap again haha.
x986123 said:
14 Days here, 30 days in California. GET GOING!
Usually refurbs are done really well, and you won't notice a thing. If you do swap again haha.
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Negative.
14 days (30 in California) is for a full refund
365 days for warranty repair
OP: I'd wait unless it's really bad.
Can you take a picture of your N1 with another camera?
My bad, I got it confused with refund, since I just did that. Haha thanks for catching it, I might have worried him.
If it had a dead pixel out of the box, it's DOA (dead on arrival). Call HTC and tell them it's a DOA and that you want a NEW phone. That's what I did and they sent me a brand new one. But you have to do it asap.
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If it had a dead pixel out of the box, it's DOA (dead on arrival). Call HTC and tell them it's a DOA and that you want a NEW phone. That's what I did and they sent me a brand new one. But you have to do it asap.
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How do you know they gave you a new one? Is it possible it's a refurb that looks as good as new?
Here's some pics using a plain white screen. You'll have to ignore the artifacts. The water spot looking thing is a reflection of the lens aperture of the camera and I don't know what the green spots are. I marked the dead pixel with an arrow.
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How do you know they gave you a new one? Is it possible it's a refurb that looks as good as new?
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When you do a DOA, they send you a whole new phone in the new box with all new accessories... and you send everything you originally got back to them.
Doesn't a screen like this needs atleast 5 dead pixels to get a new screen/phone?
or was it with stuck pixels?
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Here's some pics using a plain white screen. You'll have to ignore the artifacts. The water spot looking thing is a reflection of the lens aperture of the camera and I don't know what the green spots are. I marked the dead pixel with an arrow.
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OMG, i would not have spotted it in a million years, .... although when you spot it, you will always keep looking at it and it will be so annoying ... what happened OP? you replaced yours?
I actually read somewhere that you can fix the dead pixels by giving them "massages" (Lol) while rendering blinking colors on the background
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Doesn't a screen like this needs atleast 5 dead pixels to get a new screen/phone?
or was it with stuck pixels?
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Not if it had a dead pixel right out of the box. As a general rule, if you're still within the time where you can get a refund on the item, you can typically exchange it as well.
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I actually read somewhere that you can fix the dead pixels by giving them "massages" (Lol) while rendering blinking colors on the background
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on capacitive screens? I don't think so
I'm gonna swap it next week. CS told me the only way to get a new one instead of a refurb is to do a DOA return (for which they'll waive the $45 restocking fee; I have 14 days) and buy a new one.
I've been getting significantly worse battery life than I did with my T-mobile nexus and "display" seems to be using most of it. I can't help but wonder if there's a connection...
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on capacitive screens? I don't think so
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Not because the screen is capacitive, but because the surface of the screen is glass, not the screen itself. The "flashing" trick by itself does not work on OLED screens AFAIK, only LCD.
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Not because the screen is capacitive, but because the surface of the screen is glass, not the screen itself.
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That's what I meant but I also thought the screen is always glass on capacitive screens
OP, do you wear glasses? If so, who is your eye doctor... I need to get the hookup on the specs that allowed you to spot that small of a detail! lol
I would send it back for a new one, or at least try. I'm picky about that crap... well, I used to be, until I became poor and couldn't afford to worry about the little things *sigh*
I returned two nexus one's (nexi?) for dead pixel within the first month. I called HTC directly.
THe first one was painless. I had a new phone the next day. The 2nd replacement was a pain in the ass.
It takes anywhere from 2-3 weeks for your initial phone to show up as received in HTC's system.
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OP, do you wear glasses? If so, who is your eye doctor... I need to get the hookup on the specs that allowed you to spot that small of a detail! lol
I would send it back for a new one, or at least try. I'm picky about that crap... well, I used to be, until I became poor and couldn't afford to worry about the little things *sigh*
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Heh, no I don't wear glasses. It's actually a little more noticeable in person, but only when you know to look for it. The camera didn't pick it up that well and when I resized the pic (it was huge!) the visibility went down some more. Maybe I should've never looked for dead pixels; I just didn't want to find one a couple months down the line and end up disappointed.
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I just didn't want to find one a couple months down the line and end up disappointed.
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Why?
Who cares?
You could have replaced it at 11 months and 29 days. I don't see the rush.
Paul22000 said:
Why?
Who cares?
You could have replaced it at 11 months and 29 days. I don't see the rush.
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Not if it's rooted...

Weird scratches beneath the screen

DAMN IT!
Got some weird scratches/marks beneath the screen.
It's only visible in low light surroundings, and on a black background, but it's very very ugly.
When I made this thread a few similar posts came up.
Apparently it's a known problem on the S2 and note too http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1335423
I can't make a picture of it right now. Will try tomorrow.
Somebody made this to explain what it looks like.
Mine is like this, but much worse
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Please check for yourself in a dark room and a fully black background on the phone. Do you have the same?
I'm going return it tomorrow, and hope they give me a refund, so I can buy another one straight away (and check it off course). And hope I don't have to wait for 3 weeks for the repair/replacement
Is it there when the screen is off?
If not then it's not scratches. I think its an AMOLED thing. I notice it when my SGS2 freezes on a black screen. But not there when powered down or back up again.
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Yup, does not bother me too much though.
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Elisha said:
Is it there when the screen is off?
If not then it's not scratches. I think its an AMOLED thing. I notice it when my SGS2 freezes on a black screen. But not there when powered down or back up again.
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Exactly. When i first saw my sgs1 under direct sunlight i thught that was broken. Later i discovered that the lines ias seeing was the circuitry under the screen. You can see iy under direct sunlight when the screen is off.
Elisha said:
Is it there when the screen is off?
If not then it's not scratches. I think its an AMOLED thing. I notice it when my SGS2 freezes on a black screen. But not there when powered down or back up again.
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I don't see any spots or ink marks on my GS2 at all. But seems like a lot of the GS3's are having these spots.
Some have exchanged their phones for those with a lot less of of those markings.
Elisha said:
Is it there when the screen is off?
If not then it's not scratches. I think its an AMOLED thing. I notice it when my SGS2 freezes on a black screen. But not there when powered down or back up again.
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It's only there when the screen is on, but it's actually visible in daylight now I know it's there.
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I read somewhere that this is a residual issue caused by the bonding glue they use t to attach the glass, they should fade as the glue dries, but keep any eye on it and nuke 'em if it doesn't!
Yeh galaxy nexus has a similar thing its the amoled display some of the pixals are not turning fully of, I think that was the conclusion .
But only noticeable in very dark room with the screen black and when your eyes adjust. Could be wrong without a pic I can't say.
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I think its an inherent flaw with AMOLED panels. It looks like patches of the screen do not go as dark as the rest of the screen.
Some screens are brighter than others in general though, among the same phone. This Nexus was brighter than another one I had at the same time, at both lowest and highest settings, and had less black dots on black screen, presumably because the screen was brighter overall.
Doesn't mean to say I won't check for the problem before I purchase though
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Well I exchanged it for a new one.
This one is flawless
I'm glad I bought it in a physical store now vs online!
lostsoul said:
DAMN IT!
Got some weird scratches/marks beneath the screen.
It's only visible in low light surroundings, and on a black background, but it's very very ugly.
When I made this thread a few similar posts came up.
Apparently it's a known problem on the S2 and note too http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1335423
I can't make a picture of it right now. Will try tomorrow.
Somebody made this to explain what it looks like.
Mine is like this, but much worse
Please check for yourself in a dark room and a fully black background on the phone. Do you have the same?
I'm going return it tomorrow, and hope they give me a refund, so I can buy another one straight away (and check it off course). And hope I don't have to wait for 3 weeks for the repair/replacement
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Yep I have the exact same thing with my SIII but not as bad as yours. What did you do about your SIII? Did you return it? I notice it mostly on a black background whilst watching films/videos mine isn't really that noticeable on my SIII but still pretty annoying.

Pinkish tint

My phone is having this pinkish tint issue. I can observe this issue on white text and also while watching videos. I want to know whether this is a software issue or the hardware one. If it is hardware issue, I can apply for DOA for a new one. Please advise.
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It's a hardware fault mate. Get it exchanged for a new one.
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if you are having pink tint in some part of the screen at 0 brighntess then id suggest you to doa it. if you are talking about smearing then its not an issue.
There are several S4 thread covering this ... at the moment it hard to tell if it's HW or SW. Try to read some of the threads and see if the symptoms fits on your device
bala_gamer said:
if you are having pink tint in some part of the screen at 0 brighntess then id suggest you to doa it. if you are talking about smearing then its not an issue.
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I can notice pink even at 0 brightness. I would better go for DOA. Thanks again.
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nageshv24 said:
I can notice pink even at 0 brightness. I would better go for DOA. Thanks again.
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This is SW related ... read S4 threads!
Mittaa said:
This is SW related ... read S4 threads!
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I will give it a chance by going to customer care. Let me see what their response would be.
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I will give it a chance by going to customer care. Let me see what their response would be.
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Good idea ... be aware that flashing another firmware could solve problem ... but might introduce smear LOL
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This is SW related ... read S4 threads!
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Pink tint is NOT software related. It is a hardware fault.
AMOLED displays have had this issue since the Galaxy S1.
Obagleyfreer said:
Pink tint is NOT software related. It is a hardware fault.
AMOLED displays have had this issue since the Galaxy S1.
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YES and NO.
IMO this is how AMOLED works and Samsung must find a way to calibrate screen in a way that we can have "real" black with minimal smear, and they just didn't this right yet.
Pink tint in part of the screen is faulty HW
Equally distributed pink tint is SW
Agreed
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Hey guys, finally went to customer care and convinced them about the pink tint. As they didn't have another S4 with them to compare, I told them to compare the whites with S3. There was this bluish tint in S3 and mine with this pink tint. So lot of difference there with these Amoled displays. I got the DOA finally and went back to the shop where I bought the phone. They gave a new one in exchange for this.
But the new one is also showing the same issue with the pinkish tint (for the whole display). I am worried now whether this issue is there for the initial batches or this is a software issue which can be resolved in the future update.
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Hey guys, finally went to customer care and convinced them about the pink tint. As they didn't have another S4 with them to compare, I told them to compare the whites with S3. There was this bluish tint in S3 and mine with this pink tint. So lot of difference there with these Amoled displays. I got the DOA finally and went back to the shop where I bought the phone. They gave a new one in exchange for this.
But the new one is also showing the same issue with the pinkish tint (for the whole display). I am worried now whether this issue is there for the initial batches or this is a software issue which can be resolved in the future update.
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Are you going to keep this one or try to exchange again?
Mine is perfect if i look it straight. If i turn a bit left, right, up or down ( change view angle), the screen become a little bit pink. Is it normal for you?
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Are you going to keep this one or try to exchange again?
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If I receive another DOA, I have to go to the same shop for exchange for a new one. I guess they have received this faulty batch and I would get the same issue with the new one again. Thinking of going to customer care and telling them to replace only the display as it will be still under warranty instead of getting the whole phone replaced in which case I am afraid I will receive another faulty one.
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Mine is perfect if i look it straight. If i turn a bit left, right, up or down ( change view angle), the screen become a little bit pink. Is it normal for you?
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My phone has this pink (some may notice it as yellow) tint issue when looking straight up.
You say pink tint (some may notice it as yellow). What do you mean? They are both quite different colours. Ate you saying some phones have a pink tint and others a yellow tint?
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Obagleyfreer said:
You say pink tint (some may notice it as yellow). What do you mean? They are both quite different colours. Ate you saying some phones have a pink tint and others a yellow tint?
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After reading threads with yellow tint issues, even mine may have the same thing. It is kinda lightish pink or may be pinkish yellow
Edit: I found one with a similar issue in the below link
http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/44917/yellow-tint-on-s4s-screen
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Mine is perfect if i look it straight. If i turn a bit left, right, up or down ( change view angle), the screen become a little bit pink. Is it normal for you?
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Maybe is due to screen protector? I try to put another screen protector on the existing one and the effect when i tilt the phone is more pronunced! I do not want to remove my spiegen screen protector to try, i'm afraid of dust... but i've tried the same thing with galaxy s3 and the screen color doesn't shift so much as galaxy s4...maybe is for different productive process of the screen?

Top side of the screen going darker / banding / burn-ins

First of all, let me say that prior to reaching the decision to open this thread, I did some quite extensive research on what I am going to talk about, but only found references to the smearing thing.
So, the problem, as quick as possible...
Do you use Tapatalk? I'm sure many of you do. You know how it's got a dark gray background, right? Well... that dark gray background... look closely. The bottom portion of the screen is going to be gray (actual gray!), while, as you go toward the top side, you'll see the color turning into a purple hue... :/
Same thing can be observed in the inverted version of Play Store (such as the one included in SlimKat) which has the same background as Tapatalk - dark gray.
I think that the top side of the screen is now displaying gray as darker purple because of the CPU (it's right there, heating the display all the time).
Anyone else experiencing issues like this one?
Thats normal with super amoled display.. I bought s4 recently and got this same issue and also some horizontal and vertical lines in the display which are only visible on low brightness.. I asked for replacement and after my phone replaced twice I got twice new phone with same issue.. I have also searched over net about this isuue and this problem is common in super amoled display.. so just make ur brightness more or equal to 50% and those issues will get vanished..
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coolkoushik07 said:
Thats normal with super amoled display.. I bought s4 recently and got this same issue and also some horizontal and vertical lines in the display which are only visible on low brightness.. I asked for replacement and after my phone replaced twice I got twice new phone with same issue.. I have also searched over net about this isuue and this problem is common in super amoled display.. so just make ur brightness more or equal to 50% and those issues will get vanished..
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I know it is a common issue with Super AMOLED displays. Having owned the Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy Note and Galaxy Note 2, I'm well aware of it. Just figured they have figured it out and made the displays much better in the Galaxy S4. Truth be told, I've owned this S4 for almost 8 months now, so it's done its job, lol.
8 months? its still covered by samsungs' one year warranty.
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8 months? its still covered by samsungs' one year warranty.
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Yeah but I don't have one...
Knox?
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TRusselo said:
Knox?
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No. I'm on the old MGA bootloader, so no Knox. I haven't bought this phone from a retail store, but from a guy, who... RIGHT... he said he has a friend in Samsung store so it can act as a warranty. That was 7 months ago, though. Anyway, will give that a shot. Regardless, hope the issue I'm having doesn't spread and become worse!
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I know it is a common issue with Super AMOLED displays. Having owned the Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy Note and Galaxy Note 2, I'm well aware of it. Just figured they have figured it out and made the displays much better in the Galaxy S4. Truth be told, I've owned this S4 for almost 8 months now, so it's done its job, lol.
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So u got the issue after using it for 8 months?? When u bought ur phone, ur phone was free from this issue??
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So u got the issue after using it for 8 months?? When u bought ur phone, ur phone was free from this issue??
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Yea, the screen was next to perfect when I bought it - if you disregard the white color being generally inconsistent across the entire screen, which is the case for almost every AMOLED display out there (to some extent). But the gray color was the same.
To be clear, my device is a I9505, not I9500. I hear there are some differences in screens between the two models, with the I9500 having a slightly warmer screen.
@coolkoushik07, @TRusselo... Are your screens acting up, too?
I have had a samsung captivate for a year and a half, an S3 for 8 months, and now a S4 for about as long, with never one screen issue (aside from dropping it)
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I have had a samsung captivate for a year and a half, an S3 for 8 months, and now a S4 for about as long, with never one screen issue (aside from dropping it)
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I'm assuming you did check thoroughly. Not like other people I know do, like, say, my girlfriend (glances quickly at the screen while in Chrome, observes nothing, thinks I'm crazy) :silly:
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I'm assuming you did check thoroughly. Not like other people I know do, like, say, my girlfriend (glances quickly at the screen while in Chrome, observes nothing, thinks I'm crazy) :silly:
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Dead pixel or stuck pixel

My phone was dropped yesterday,glass not scratch but in my right screen i can see some annoying green pixel and its most noticeable when the screen is black..
How i can fix that ? I install some app from playstore but not back to normal
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I don't believe that can be fixed. ?
Maybe you must go to service center to replace the screen with a new one.
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A try almost app but no luck, i read somewhere that put the device in freezer in 24 hours can solve the problem. What do you think ?
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ariefabuzaky said:
A try almost app but no luck, i read somewhere that put the device in freezer in 24 hours can solve the problem. What do you think ?
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Really doubt that it will help. This is toast.. Try to replace it through warranty if there are no marks from the drop, maybe you get lucky
ariefabuzaky said:
A try almost app but no luck, i read somewhere that put the device in freezer in 24 hours can solve the problem. What do you think ?
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If I were you, I would do what he said (below). If there are no drop marks, there is a very good chance you can claim the warranty!
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Really doubt that it will help. This is toast.. Try to replace it through warranty if there are no marks from the drop, maybe you get lucky
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It happen to me yesterday my phone dropped and i get them in the upper right screen with no scratch tell what u have done
my device is rooted i dont know will they fix it or not
salman saso said:
It happen to me yesterday my phone dropped and i get them in the upper right screen with no scratch tell what u have done
my device is rooted i dont know will they fix it or not
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Screenshot please ..
My green stuck pixel still there. Like I Said i try allmost app but no one working ..
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Screenshot please ..
My green stuck pixel still there. Like I Said i try allmost app but no one working ..
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I heard a guy repare a pixels like that with fire, yes warming up with fire tell pixels turn of with the heat and after that the pixel cool down and reset the area.... but I don't now is true.
I think its the screen itself, that can't be repaired by using apps :/
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jah2110 said:
I heard a guy repare a pixels like that with fire, yes warming up with fire tell pixels turn of with the heat and after that the pixel cool down and reset the area.... but I don't now is true.
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Sounds i hear it before.. my friends playing to samsung cheap phone, using a hairdryer to stuck pixel screen and suddenly stuck pixel is gone ..
but iam not brave enough to doing it to my phone. My opinion s6 edge have a screen different with that
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heroji said:
I think its the screen itself, that can't be repaired by using apps :/
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Yeah [emoji20]
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Here is the pic
I had a spot like the lower one appear on mine today. No drop, been in a case 99% of the time. Still in 14 day window to exchange with Sprint. Will they exchange for a defect that wasn't apparent immediately?
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This doesn't look like a normal dead pixel. I think something has been damaged in the panel itself. Because, a dead pixel usually will just be one pixel or more not firing up, but here 3 pixels are glowing up in different colors. I think, they are receiving varying voltages of current and that makes them glow differently. If you don't have any scratches, take it to samsung service center ASAP. They will replace the entire screen along with the digitizer.
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scottborasjr said:
I had a spot like the lower one appear on mine today. No drop, been in a case 99% of the time. Still in 14 day window to exchange with Sprint. Will they exchange for a defect that wasn't apparent immediately?
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Yes, if you are still within the swap window and if there is no evidence of damage, you can easily get it swapped.
Exact same thing is wrong with mine. Does yours have a slight rattle like somethings loose inside?
I think I'm screwed. I bought mine used, don't have the original receipt of purchase and I'm using a 928T on ATT. Samsung won't honor a warranty without a receipt (according to their website), and obviously att or tmobile won't do anything
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Did you get a new screen from Samsung service? I have the same problem and wondering can I get free because it's not worth of paying the replacement.
Is there any fix for this issue or it is really the screen that is broken and not the pixels. I got this on s7 edge aswell.

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