08-14-2020 03:52 AM
11-19-2020 10:17 AM
Manoj BobbyTrue that's none of my business neither do I care about what devices you use the situation just sounded a bit "inexplicable" to mehttps://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/134193#Comment_134193
Who are you buddy? An ASUS spokes person? Not even a mod! You've got no business with whatever devices I use. I've been watching you from the beginning, got nothing to do other than defending this asus team by posting random issues with defective units. Try to accept the fact that asus messed up and you invested in this substandard beta device.
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11-19-2020 10:29 AM
AveranI dare asus team to give similar statement. I remember last statement was couple of months ago stating that 'the issue will be addressed in future updates' is this some kind of joke?https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/134197#Comment_134197
True that's none of my business neither do I care about what devices you use the situation just sounded a bit "inexplicable" to me
Why have 2 android tier 1 flagships and a top tier iphone
And again none of my concern
Now back to the question I researched a lot on this topic looked at different community forums,reddit groups, telegram groups and the consensus was there have been many complains by users regarding the same display issues so was just stating that it's not something that people face only here,yes the intensity can vary true due to different calibrations and if you own a different phone with no issues as stated here by some people good for you but that's not denying the fact that multiple people have the above said issue (there are many with rog 3's who say they don't have black crush and tint too so there's that)
Zentalk is just one of the many places where you interact with the community
And yes Asus should work on this and from what u read from the mods they have confirmed further display related improvements
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11-19-2020 10:32 AM
AveranAnd if you still call this ROG device a premium tier 1 flagship! Give me a breakhttps://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/134197#Comment_134197
True that's none of my business neither do I care about what devices you use the situation just sounded a bit "inexplicable" to me
Why have 2 android tier 1 flagships and a top tier iphone
And again none of my concern
Now back to the question I researched a lot on this topic looked at different community forums,reddit groups, telegram groups and the consensus was there have been many complains by users regarding the same display issues so was just stating that it's not something that people face only here,yes the intensity can vary true due to different calibrations and if you own a different phone with no issues as stated here by some people good for you but that's not denying the fact that multiple people have the above said issue (there are many with rog 3's who say they don't have black crush and tint too so there's that)
Zentalk is just one of the many places where you interact with the community
And yes Asus should work on this and from what u read from the mods they have confirmed further display related improvements
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11-19-2020 10:43 AM
Manoj BobbyYou can find mod replies in individual threads that have been created herehttps://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/134205#Comment_134205
I dare asus team to give similar statement. I remember last statement was couple of months ago stating that 'the issue will be addressed in future updates' is this some kind of joke?
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11-19-2020 11:28 AM
AveranThe key here is some units where as in the case of ROG 3 majority of units are affected your saying is correct that asus is doing something but other than mods no one from asus has come forward to address the issue officialy we all know the issue because we have bought and even though its a defective product but people are still buying coz the issue hasn't been officially addressedI don't think this issue is going away anytime soon on OLEDs to be honest
Even 60hz OLEDs have reported tints,black crush and other issues
https://www.androidauthority.com/iphone-12-screen-issues-1179093/
iPhone is considered the hallmark in many cases of using quality hardware components so there goes that and remember that it only uses a 60hz OLED
And you can see similar display related rants on almost all manufacturer forums now whether it be samsung,oneplus or someone else
https://www.sammobile.com/opinion/galaxy-s20-fe-display-issues-horrible-galaxy-note-7/
Samsung FE has touch related issue (from launch which was a few months ago) for example and it's quite widespread and the phone isn't cheap by any margin
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