iPhone owners experiencing display issues, too?

by Darren Murph, posted Sep 21st 2007 at 12:46PM

We aren't saying that this is a widespread issue just yet, but a (rightfully) annoyed tipster has informed and shown us that his "refurbished" 8GB iPhone seems to have the same "negative black issue" that some iPod touch owners are currently grumbling about. Granted, he admits that the photo makes things look a little worse than they do in person, but the problem is still apparent. So, dear readers, are any of you experiencing iPod touch-like display issues on your iPhone?

[Thanks, Jason G.]

Filed under: Handsets, GSM, EDGE, Apple, iPhone OS

Tags: apple, iphone, issue, negative black, NegativeBlack, problem, qa, quality, screen

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Bert @ Sep 21st 2007 1:14PM

I haven't had any issues with my Iphone. I have about a dozen episodes of the office on my Iphone and they all look great.

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Dean Kondo @ Sep 21st 2007 1:28PM

I've been watching "Lost" on my iPhone (bought post-price drop) and they look better on my iPhone that they do on my PC monitor (contrast and color saturation is better).

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lao soup @ Sep 23rd 2007 12:24PM

Either you're an idiot or you have the cheapest monitor.

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n3rd @ Sep 21st 2007 1:42PM

I havent had any issues with touch , i to also have several episodes of the office on it and it looks great..

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Thor @ Sep 22nd 2007 3:52PM

I have the same problem with my 4GB iphone, noticed it when watching a movie on a flight back. Definitely noticeable and almost unwatchable in some dark scenes.

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sysengr @ Sep 22nd 2007 6:31PM

No problem with screen, had the "No Service" bug and they replaced it, first screen was fine, current screen also.

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akn @ Sep 23rd 2007 4:38PM

@sysengr - can I ask what 'no service' bug you're talking about? I've noticed that when my service gets cut in an elevator sometimes it takes a few minutes for the 'no service' to switch back to the at&t logo even though I'm able to make calls. It's not super-annoying, but just wondering if you're referring to something similar