black objects on brand new L1020??

[albadi88]

guys help me here i just bought my New L1020 so i was checking the phone and here i was
seen some crack,points IDK how to describe them to you on my phone and it can only bee seen when its dark or very low light
so i was thinking i must not be the only one faced this problem am I and how i can fix or i should just take it to shop i bought it from since i
must tell you i didn't buy it from nokia directly help please IDK what to do

 

[Srvgodara]

Same here on my l820.. I think these are the scratches on the clearblack layer on the display..

 

[buxz777]

do you mean ''black blobs'' ''dark objects'' on a pure dark screen in a dark room?? if so this is an amoled screen thing , some have it worse then others if this is what your talking about , ive had it on a s3 and s4 my old 1020 , its quite common

if this isn't what you mean then sorry lol

 

[jojoe42]

If this is only when you have a black screen in low light, and you can see what look like blobs, or lines running across the display that look indented, it's common with AMOLED displays - the manufacturing process creates these when the panels are made - and the 1020 has an AMOLED screen. It's pretty much on every AMOLED device, some more than others. If it really annoys you/is quite severe you CAN take it back, but by no means is it a fault with the display

 

[albadi88]

do you mean ''black blobs'' ''dark objects'' on a pure dark screen in a dark room?? if so this is an amoled screen thing , some have it worse then others if this is what your talking about , ive had it on a s3 and s4 my old 1020 , its quite common

if this isn't what you mean then sorry lol

If this is only when you have a black screen in low light, and you can see what look like blobs, or lines running across the display that look indented, it's common with AMOLED displays - the manufacturing process creates these when the panels are made - and the 1020 has an AMOLED screen. It's pretty much on every AMOLED device, some more than others. If it really annoys you/is quite severe you CAN take it back, but by no means is it a fault with the display

so you say this blops ,cracks or whatever is normal and common and i shouldn't be worried about it but i was reading a another post about same thing here on WPC and as i thought many have the problem but not all people??

 

[jojoe42]

so you say this blops ,cracks or whatever is normal and common and i shouldn't be worried about it but i was reading a another post about same thing here on WPC and as i thought many have the problem but not all people??

Yeah, look at this XDA post for a more in-depth explanation: Mura Effect & AMOLED Displays (Note II) - xda-developers it's just a flaw in the current manufacturing process for AMOLED displays

 

[albadi88]

thnx man for your help and i guess i'm gone keep L1020

 

[Da1020Da]

Yup mine too, Now afraid that if after one year or end of warranty it get worse!

 

[M_art_in]

Hi Hi! I have the same problem. I bought the phone this week. And in the evening I saw a strange stains on the screen. I went to the company and they gave me a new phone. You would not believe, but this has even more spots. I read here in the comments. And some I do not understand. I know one, I spend my money and I want to buy a phone without any defects. If Nokia company manufactured and put into the market a defective product, I can say only one, they are the lowest-class company. They must monitor and analyze their products. Tomorrow I'll try to return the phone back. Because I do not know what it's going to happen in a week, month or year.

 

[M_art_in]

second phone. Nice yes?

 

[jojoe42]

Hi Hi! I have the same problem. I bought the phone this week. And in the evening I saw a strange stains on the screen. I went to the company and they gave me a new phone. You would not believe, but this has even more spots. I read here in the comments. And some I do not understand. I know one, I spend my money and I want to buy a phone without any defects. If Nokia company manufactured and put into the market a defective product, I can say only one, they are the lowest-class company. They must monitor and analyze their products. Tomorrow I'll try to return the phone back. Because I do not know what it's going to happen in a week, month or year. View attachment 51326View attachment 51327

mate, it happens in every phone that has an AMOLED screen...Samsung S4s, HTCs etc.....it's part of the manufacturing process - it's not a defect dude.

 

[buxz777]

I have had a few 1020s , I couldn't make my mind up on the black or yellow , because I can get the 64gb version and get it unlocked easily changing my mind is easy as selling one on ebay and buying another ........ ive had 4 now 2 black and 2 yellow and have actually made about ?50 lol

anyways the pictures above show it quite badly and I must say only one of the 1020s I have had has had it that bad , the yellow one I am using at the minute has a very very clean black display and doesn't have them like this ........

also I got through a few s4s and only one of them had it as bad as the picture above , so ok it is ''normal'' to have such marks in the display due to the build process of the screen tech but what level of smudging/black blobs is normal and acceptable :-/

from the pics the user has uploaded I think I would be annoyed too , especially as users like me don't have them as bad although I have seen them with my own eyes on one of my 1020s ..... its this type of variable build that makes buying a new mobile phone and getting a spot on one like participating in the lottery lol

 

[kingenu]

is this on the oute layer of screen or the first layer?