iPad Pro OLED display abnormality: Apple admits mistake

According to news on May 14, Apple updated the iPad Pro and iPad Air this month, among which the iPad Pro uses an OLED screen for the first time.

According to media reports, some users reported that when the iPad Pro 13-inch OLED displays HDR content, the blue highlight area will render abnormally, and the blue clothes in the picture seem to be covered with a layer of "spider webs."

There is no problem when the same content is played on iPhone 15 Pro.

It is worth noting that this problem can only be found in very special scenarios, and it behaves normally most of the time.

In response, Apple responded, saying that they are aware of this problem and will push software updates to fix it later.

Data shows that the new iPad Pro uses a double-layer OLED in a series scheme, which can not only bring higher brightness and energy efficiency, but also effectively alleviate problems such as OLED screen burn-in and short lifespan.

By adding an extra layer of pixels to share the display load, thereby reducing the work intensity of each pixel, it can effectively alleviate the screen burn-in problem that often occurs on traditional OLED screens, which is helpful for extending the use of OLED screens. Life span is particularly important.

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