Last updated on July 31st, 2023 at 07:14 pm
The issue has been discussed many times.
Mydrivers has published another story of an iPhone 14 Pro Max owner whose screen burned out. The smartphone was sent to a service center, however, after testing, Apple stated that “the smartphone has no problems and can be used normally.”
According to the test report received by the owner of the smartphone, after returning to the factory, Apple technicians conducted a scheduled diagnostic of the device, the content of which includes updating the software, restoring, and force restarting the device. The problem of a burnt screen after these manipulations has not gone away.
iPhone 14 Pro Max screens continue to burn in, but Apple doesn’t see it as a problem
Since the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max introduced the always-on screen mode, sometime after the launch, users began to complain about burnt-in screens. We published confirmation of this in January and February of this year. Smartphone screens do show afterimages. In this regard, some believe that it is better not to use this feature.
Well, Apple does not consider this a problem, as indicated in the answer to the owner of this iPhone 14 Pro Max.
iPhone 14 pro is always on display burn-in
The iPhone 14 Pro is expected to have an always-on display (AOD), which is a feature that keeps the display on at all times, even when the phone is locked. This can be a convenient feature, but it can also lead to burn-in, which is a permanent image retention on the display.
There are a few things you can do to prevent burn-in on the iPhone 14 Pro:
- Avoid using AOD with static images. If you use AOD with a static image, such as a clock or weather widget, the image can become permanently burned into the display.
- Use dark wallpaper. A dark wallpaper can help to reduce the risk of burn-in by minimizing the amount of time that the pixels are lit up.
- Keep the brightness low. The higher the brightness, the more likely you are to experience burn-in.
- Avoid leaving the phone in direct sunlight. Sunlight can also damage the display and increase the risk of burn-in.
If you do experience burn-in on the iPhone 14 Pro, there are a few things you can do to fix it:
- Restore the phone to factory settings. This will erase all of your data, but it may also fix the burn-in.
- Take the phone to an Apple Store or authorized service provider. They may be able to fix the burn-in for you.
It is important to note that burn-in is a relatively rare occurrence, and it is only likely to happen if you use the AOD feature heavily and for long periods. By following the tips above, you can help to prevent burn-in and keep your iPhone 14 Pro looking its best for years to come.
