Screen heat

[Chris Cook5]

Is it normal for the heat from the screen to make designs on your screen that looks like water got in there? You can't see it unless you Shine it on the light. I think I remember when I had my 3GS. I had such a tight case it made air bubbles & Marks. Do you guys know what I mean by this?


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[rdiddy_25]

Is it normal for the heat from the screen to make designs on your screen that looks like water got in there? You can't see it unless you Shine it on the light. I think I remember when I had my 3GS. I had such a tight case it made air bubbles & Marks. Do you guys know what I mean by this?


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Can u provide a SS? Heat shouldn't distort the picture or affect the screen unless it was EXTREMELY hot or left in direct sunlight for a long period of time

 

[Just_Me_D]

No doubt, and you might want to take a trip to the nearest Apple Store and get it swapped out for another one.

 

[pr1nce]

That's not normal. I'd plan a visit to your nearest Apple store.

 

[metacuate]

Can u provide a SS? Heat shouldn't distort the picture or affect the screen unless it was EXTREMELY hot or left in direct sunlight for a long period of time

If it is heat related, only a picture would be useful... Probably wouldnt show up in a screen shot


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[Chris Cook5]

It's probably just the case, hugging the screen. Don't you think


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[Chris Cook5]

I'm outside in the sun & don't see it as much because my phone was asleep


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[kataran]

Are you talking about the Lifeproof case contact to screen oil slicks

I got them can only see them when the screen is off.

No big issue


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[Chris Cook5]

I have an otter box. Yes, it is the screen oil slicks. Is that caused by the heat of the screen?


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[John Yester]

All cases with screen covers will have a pillow effect causing to screen to have a rainbow effect and oil markings. Even though you clean the screen you will always have this. Just my two cents

 

[nikkisharif]

I have an otter box. Yes, it is the screen oil slicks. Is that caused by the heat of the screen?


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That's normal with cases that have a built-in screen protector. The screen protector is just getting stuck to the phone at different pressure points. This doesn't harm the phone at all, it's just a bit annoying.

 

[Chris Cook5]

do they go away after so long? I guess it's better then having those air bubbles in the old protectors..lol


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[kataran]

do they go away after so long? I guess it's better then having those air bubbles in the old protectors..lol


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I found I get more of them on humid days but they do diminish from time to time


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[tekjunkie28]

Take that screen cover that's built into the case and put u a real one on there. That's what I do. Just press with ur fingers and pop it out. Clean off the excess glue and put a spigen sp on there.


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[John Yester]

Just a heads up. The OtterBox cases will damage display glass and bezels

 

[Chris Cook5]

how? What do you mean? I had one on my 4s & didn't notice anything. Just asking though

 

[Chris Cook5]

after all this time I was just able to squeeze my phone & the "oil slicks" come out. Just annoying!!!


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[Chris Cook5]

I still see some "oil slicks" but not a much, so that good