So my N10 replacement arrived due to my first N10 (haven't returned it yet) having some minor light leakage. Right after the first boot on the new N10, there's a single pernament blackline across the screen. Checked if there was light leakage, and found it to be much worst than my first N10.
Anyways, I decided to take a photo of the black line with my DSLR. After a few shots, and then looking back at the screen, there were now 2 black lines. I decided to take a few more shots, and while I was looking at the screen, a 3rd line popped up before my eyes.
Lines are predominately black, but sometimes, depending on the background, the lines will have some brighter colors.
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Gona send the replacement back. Just to be on the safe side, keeping the first N10 since its working perfectly fine and the light leakage is easily tolerable. What do you guys think caused this to happen?
Strange! Maybe it was damaged during shipping.
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Google may track via serial number the devices they send, so you may want to let them know first in case they realize you sent the replacement back.
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today when I powered on my nook color I noticed it has big black two spots and some distorted lines. Here is the image:
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It also looks like the screen cracked (white aslant line), though I have to say the front glass is perfectly fine (not even a scratch). I haven't used it for about a week and I don't remember having it dropped during that time. Does anyone know what is it? Is it even possible to have broken LCD with front glass being untouched?
I'm in Europe right now but I have valid warranty - does anyone know if there is any B&S support here or I have to send it to my family in US?
Wow looks pretty ****ed up.
Wish I could tell you whats wrong but to tell the truth, the best thing I could give you is a guess...
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Yup. You're screen is pooched. You can try and find a 3rd party screen replacement overseas, but your best bet is to send it back to the states and see if you can get it repaired or replaced under warranty.
As the title says. Mostly annoying as it rattles when tapping on the screen. Here's a video, you might need to turn up your volume to hear.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABqgrkYNa8g
It also has a green tint in the top left corner most visible using the browser. To top it off also a loose top back cover. I've heard Samsung's quality control sucks but so many issues in one device. It's made in Vietnam by the way.
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Maybe you just got a device that got hit by something. I don't have this on my device. It feels very sturdy and all buttons feel smooth.
Just go back to the store and tell them. No need to break down Samsung's quality department because of this. Every product has a few bad experiences...
Bought it online locally so the video was for them to see and exchange. Just thought i'd share since I'd already recorded.
Photos of the green tint they couldn't see.They claim it's not there based on these photos.
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Here's another photo with just a white background i'll try.
I just wonder how such a broken device passes through quality control.
My SAM 3 is also from Vietnam....bought recent and its blue....let me test it first.
Have terrible light bleed on my Nexus 7 that is approx 2 months old, been getting worse and worse, just filed for a RMA but Asus says they do not cross ship for tablets so I would be without it for 3-4 weeks.
Is there any fix I could try? Is this a similar issue to the screen lift problem everyone seems to be having? If I warp the tablet in my hand I can get the bleeding to be more or less or different places which leads me to think the screen isnt on straight.
Here is screenshot off it on a pure black background
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I've gotten some lightbleed on my Nexus 7 (minor, not noticeable unless brightness is turned up) and the "ripple" when I press on the screen. I do assume this has something to do with how the screen is mounted, but I'm not sure how to fix it.
Ouch. Does it creak a lot to?
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The only real way to fix this is with a screen/digitizer assembly replacement.
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So I'm currently talking with Google and waiting on an email back to see their response...On any grey or dark surface, I have a white banding on either side of the screen that runs the height of it. I also experience some burn in with my calendar widget (due to the white boxes on it). You can see them in the one photo. It almost looks as they've burned in through the settings menu.
Has anyone else experienced the same issue?
I thought it might be normal at first but I compared it to my wife's N4 and her display is flawless!
White banding:
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Burn-in:
damn, i experience the same.
i'll shoot a pic later.
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Not normal. It is defective. Google should take care of it no problem and send a replacement.
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Not normal. It is defective. Google should take care of it no problem and send a replacement.
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+1 RMA that sucker
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I get it with the tapatalk app avatar boxes and the keyboard if I leave the screen on for a while. But it always clears its self up before I notice it to much more.
I've had my Nexus since February and its done it since day 1.
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This dead pixel (well what I think is a dead pixel) keeps popping up on the top left if my screen on the notification shade. It doesn't happen all the time maybe at least twice a week or so and don't last that long and can instantly disappear when u open the notification shade.
Here's a screen shot I took when it popes up its an odd half w shape when you zoom in:
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Can anyone tell me what it is and what's happening.
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I would also want to know about this, I just got my nexus 4 about 3 months ago and I've always had this problem as well its just annoying at times seeing that red pixel
Yes,having my N4 for like 1 month and i saw that pixel.It's from Rom or Kernel problems.
I see every so often and i'm stock rooted. I can get rid of it by pulling down the notification bar
A stuck pixel wouldn't show on a screenshot as its not actually being drawn by anything.
dead pixels should not show up in screenshots since it would be a defect in the actual display panel. This must be something wrong with the rendering.
Dead pixels don't show up in screen shots :fingers-crossed:
I too get this red dot once in while. anyone knows what it is?