I’m still having issues with iPhone X screen protectors.

[alexrat1996]

Re: iPhone X screen

It’s likely meant to be that way depending on the type he applied. Don’t freak out about a tiny spec of dust on the corner though. You’ll put a new one on and it’ll have a spec in the center because life is a pain at times. Sometimes it’s perfect but getting there can be difficult.

Don’t worry about it. Just enjoy the phone...

Not going to replace it and like you said it depends on the glass he install that’s why it looks different to me.

How does the glass look to you including the view of the screen?

 

[Eclipse2K]

Re: iPhone X screen

Not going to replace it and like you said it depends on the glass he install that’s why it looks different to me.

How does the glass look to you including the view of the screen?

Hard to tell considering it’s a picture but it looks fine.

 

[alexrat1996]

Re: iPhone X screen

Hard to tell considering it’s a picture but it looks fine.

For me it look matte to me the screen But I will leave with it

 

[Eclipse2K]

Re: iPhone X screen

For me it look matte to me the screen But I will leave with it

It’s likely a Matte protector and I’m not a fan of those so I went with the clear glass. If you don’t like protector just switch it because that’s a reason to do so.

 

[alexrat1996]

Re: iPhone X screen

It’s likely a Matte protector and I’m not a fan of those so I went with the clear glass. If you don’t like protector just switch it because that’s a reason to do so.

Yap matte glass could be

 

[Eclipse2K]

Re: iPhone X screen

Yap matte glass could be

If it bothers you too much go ahead and replace it. Not everyone likes Matte displays including myself. Just don’t go nuts over a spec of dust - trust me it’s expensive and maddening and I’d know since I’ve been there.

 

[Snoweagle]

Re: iPhone X screen

It won’t rub off the oled coating correct.

OLED is a type of display, oleophobic coating what you meant. Original screen or screen protectors alike, after some time of usage, the coating will wear off ultimately.

 

[alexrat1996]

Re: iPhone X screen

If it bothers you too much go ahead and replace it. Not everyone likes Matte displays including myself. Just don’t go nuts over a spec of dust - trust me it’s expensive and maddening and I’d know since I’ve been there.

I won’t replace it and before he installed my screen had load of dust it collected from my pocket before he installed for me

 

[alexrat1996]

Re: iPhone X screen

Oh I see but not after the three attempts of three different screen glass.

 

[Eclipse2K]

Re: iPhone X screen

Oh I see but not after the three attempts of three different screen glass.

Definitely not. The only way you could possibly damage the phones glass is by possibly scraping too much with the protector during install but even then it’s highly unlikely. Even so, that’s the coating and not the display itself. You’d literally have to drop the phone and destroy the internals to ruin the OLED panel.

 

[mogelijk]

Re: iPhone X screen

I have had several people recommend the Bodyguardz glass screen protector. It comes with an installation tray, which makes it very simple to align the protector correctly on the screen -- no reason to pay for installation. It also has a lifetime guarantee, similar to the Zagg, you just have to send back the bad/broken screen protector.

 

[Blaalad12]

Re: iPhone X screen

Anybody using this protector http://www.gadgetguard.com/apple-iphone-x-curved-glass-screen-protectors.html#.WiBbXLSFg18

 

[Blaalad12]

Re: iPhone X screen

Quick question! I have never had an issue with burn in on any of my Android devices that have been Amoled. Yet theres a lot of talk about the iphone x having this issue? Whats the truth? Is burn in happening on the iphone x?

 

[TripleOne]

Re: iPhone X screen

Quick question! I have never had an issue with burn in on any of my Android devices that have been Amoled. Yet theres a lot of talk about the iphone x having this issue? Whats the truth? Is burn in happening on the iphone x?

There has yet to be any reports of the OLED screen burning-in on the iPhone X.

 

[Abu Khadija]

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I don’t understand what burn in on the display is. Is it something that can be seen with the naked eye?

 

[zenjen]

Re: iPhone X screen

I don’t understand what burn in on the display is. Is it something that can be seen with the naked eye?

You would notice it and recognize an issue, if it occurs.

 

[Abu Khadija]

Re: iPhone X screen

Ok thanks. Don’t plan on seeing anything.

 

[TripleOne]

Re: iPhone X screen

I don’t understand what burn in on the display is. Is it something that can be seen with the naked eye?

It’s a permanent discoloration of areas on an electronic display caused by cumulative non-uniform usage of the pixels - Google.

 

[mogelijk]

Re: iPhone X screen

Quick question! I have never had an issue with burn in on any of my Android devices that have been Amoled. Yet theres a lot of talk about the iphone x having this issue? Whats the truth? Is burn in happening on the iphone x?

You have to remember, this is the first OLED display that Apple has used. Since many users have only used iPhones, most of the talk has been warning people who are new to OLED screens about some of the disadvantages, rather than any issue with the phone itself.

 

[Abu Khadija]

iPhone X screen

I don’t think Apple would of used this kind of display unless they knew what they were doing. Even though the displays are from Samsung themselves, you’re always going to get a rotten apple in the bushel. Meaning there’s always one that’s wrong in the bunch.

Remember iPhone 6 when it came out. A lot of talk about bend gate especially on the pluses. It was on a few of them, but not on all of them. This is probably the same thing so I’m not going to worry about it. I’m sure Apple has a fix for any problems with these screens. It’s probably why it took so long for an OLED screen to make it onto an iPhone.

I trust Apple. So should you.