iPhone 15 Pro Max has managed to make a name for itself since the first day it was released. The price hurts your pocket. However, this time the screen also burns. A large number of iPhone 15 Pro Max owners have noticed that the image of home screen apps is burned out on the screen. Here are the details…
iPhone 15 Pro Max’s screen is on fire!
Burn-in was a big issue in the old days when CRT screens were used. Nowadays, this problem has been completely solved with the use of OLED displays. However, complaints started to come from iPhone 15 Pro Max users on social media channels.
A month after the iPhone 15 series went on sale, iPhone 15 Pro Max users began reporting problems on Reddit and Apple’s support forms for the first time. But there is no need to worry. This is not a very common problem. It is also unknown whether it affects the iPhone 15 Pro.
The iPhone 15 models were initially faced with heating problems, and now they are in the news again due to screen burn-in issues.
OLED manufacturer LG issued a statement: “Most burn-in incidents in televisions are the result of static images or on-screen elements being displayed on the screen continuously for hours or days. Brightness is usually at the highest levels. It is possible to create image persistence on almost any display if enough effort is made.”
According to collected Apple Services data, the annual number of OLED burn-in reports in mid-October is lower than in previous years. This statistic was created by collecting Apple service data for the last 3 years. This may be due to different release timings. Because considering all the data, there is no statistically significant deviation in the malfunctions.
However, this does not mean that there is no absolute problem. and This data made users who did not suffer from the problem take a deep breath. If you have a problem with Apple products, you must document it with Apple. In this case, your problem will be reflected in the statistics. Otherwise, the company does not respond to complaints on social media. It creates statistics only with data documented in the service chain.
