I recently bought 6 iphones for me and some friends, i recieved them in the same package and had similar serials (indicates they should have been manufactured in the same lot i guess), i unlocked them and distributed them amongst their owners and myself. Recently, we met up for a couple of drinks and i noticed that while we were discussing some apps for iphone each one looked different color temperature wise. Some looked more inclinated to blues, some too inclinated to red and some even to green. I mean it wasn't an abysmal color tint difference, but it was noticeable to the naked eye, i leveled all to the same point on the brightness level slider and i got different levels on brightness too.
Now i kinda like one of my friend's display better than my own, his iphone display colors are more lifelike than mine (which is inclined to blue *colder?*), so i was asking myself if anyone else noticed this and if there is a way to modify this by software, or if it is hardware related (that would be very strange, since they are serials alike they should being from the same lot/manufacturer)

go back to apple you got a werid one, that they produced.

It's normal. i saw a lot of diferences too. first i saw 24500 series more bluish than 30000 series but after some conparitions, 30000 series came with bluish screens too.

cheers

Originally Posted by Hamadeh

go back to apple you got a werid one, that they produced.

All 6 have different color temperatures and different brightness levels even on the same point of the slider, it's not only mine.

Originally Posted by crackn

It's normal. i saw a lot of diferences too. first i saw 24500 series more bluish than 30000 series but after some conparitions, 30000 series came with bluish screens too.

cheers

Well that's good to know somehow, i was starting to doubt the source of the phones, it is weird, since its precision equipment and such, some also vibrate harder (and louder) than others, i guess this has to do with Steve Jobs helping assembly iphones (literally) due to iphone's high demand