Apple Watch has become one of the smart devices that have a big place in our daily lives. Smart watches, which are an indispensable product especially for users who are very busy with their phones, have also brought some problems. Apple has been struggling with this kind of problem lately. Here are the Apple Watch always-on mode screen flickering problem and its details…
What causes screen flickering problem in Apple Watch always-on mode? Here are the details…
Some Apple Watch owners are experiencing an issue with the screen flickering or flickering when always-on mode is enabled. Although this seemed to be a problem caused by the display panel at first, it was determined that there was a different problem in the background. In the comments made on the subject, it is stated that the screen flickers like old television screens, turns off and then turns on again.
The good news is Apple is aware of the problem. According to service notes regarding the issue, Apple is investigating the source of the error. Although the note, reportedly sent on Tuesday, does not specify which Apple Watch models the issue is experiencing, reports indicate that it is occurring on the recently released Apple Watch Ultra 2 model, which runs watchOS 10 and later versions.
As we mentioned above, the problem continues with the screen flickering, turning off and then turning on again. This problem, which reoccurs from time to time, occurs most frequently when the screen is always on. Another problem has been brought to the agenda, but this problem is not included in Apple’s fault logs for now. According to the information received, there are changes in the watch functions.
The problem mentioned in several foreign forums states that the function icons of the Watch models turn pink for a certain period of time when the screen is turned on, but it is resolved later. In the meantime, it is not possible to use the clock functions. Regarding the issue, Apple is expected to fix the problems by releasing a new update.
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