The display on my 7 plus has got a pinkish tinge compared to my 6s plus which is white display. Anyone facing this issue
But do you think the iPhone 7 Plus is, as advertised, 25% brighter than previous models and the colors noticeably "more vibrant"?
It seems the opposite to me. That the iPhone 6 Plus is brighter and more vibrant.
Been driving me crazy...
Yes, I do think the iPhone 7 Plus is brighter. The "vibrant" colors is a matter of opinion and I don't believe it is what Apple claimed. Instead, the colors are more accurate on the 7, which actually makes it look less vibrant. Many phones (Samsung is known for this) make colors brighter so they "pop"; while the colors are less accurate, many people prefer it as it does look more vibrant.
Actually, Apple does state the iPhone 7 Plus is more brilliant and vibrant.
At https://forums.imore.com/e?link=htt...mUvbUpU2896637%26subId2%3Dvbim&token=yN1n5IJN it says, "...what you see will be noticeably more brilliant and vibrant."
That is obviously not true. What we see is dingier and dimmer.
100% of people I've shown my iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 6 Plus to side by side, same max brightness settings, even Apple Store people agree that the iPhone 6 Plus is actually brighter in appearance. This has been true after 4 exchanges so far.
Doug
Or perhaps Apple is just not truthfully advertising and the screen is not, in fact, "noticeably more brilliant and vibrant."
When I asked people I just put them side-by-side and asked them, "Which screen is brighter? Which screen is more vibrant and brilliant?" So they didn't know which answer I was looking for, or even why. So it wasn't just people trying to give me the answer I wanted to hear.
I've tried the color tint settings, but that doesn't help.
Which of these three iPhones look brighter and more vibrant to you?
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=NFFsN2xmeGJSeHliNDRlZEN3aEduYS1oQ0xva2Zn
doug
Or perhaps Apple is just not truthfully advertising and the screen is not, in fact, "noticeably more brilliant and vibrant."
When I asked people I just put them side-by-side and asked them, "Which screen is brighter? Which screen is more vibrant and brilliant?" So they didn't know which answer I was looking for, or even why. So it wasn't just people trying to give me the answer I wanted to hear.
I've tried the color tint settings, but that doesn't help.
Which of these three iPhones look brighter and more vibrant to you?
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=NFFsN2xmeGJSeHliNDRlZEN3aEduYS1oQ0xva2Zn
doug
Or perhaps Apple is just not truthfully advertising and the screen is not, in fact, "noticeably more brilliant and vibrant."
When I asked people I just put them side-by-side and asked them, "Which screen is brighter? Which screen is more vibrant and brilliant?" So they didn't know which answer I was looking for, or even why. So it wasn't just people trying to give me the answer I wanted to hear.
I've tried the color tint settings, but that doesn't help.
Which of these three iPhones look brighter and more vibrant to you?
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=NFFsN2xmeGJSeHliNDRlZEN3aEduYS1oQ0xva2Zn
doug