iPhone X has many reported problems with the screen, many users stating that the phones display colored stripes on the screen when using some of the applications they have installed, and not only that. You can see in the images below that we are talking about stripes that furrow the entire screen of the iPhone X from one end to the other of the front panel, the problem seems to affect quite a few people who complain about it.
The iPhone X seems to suffer from problems that affect OLED screens in general, because in past years we have seen the screens of some phones Samsung which displayed similar colored stripes as the ones below. Of course, everything is a defect, because the iPhone X should not display any stripes on the screen during use, especially in the normal iOS interface, or when the screen is accessed to close.
iPhone X can display various stripes in applications in the portions where the interface brings together certain elements and this could be a development problem, but in this situation we are not talking about such a thing. I did not encounter the problem on my iPhone X after the purchase, but unfortunately I expect it to appear in more and more complaints made online by users who received the phones from Apple last week.
iPhone X – screens display colored stripes, refuse to respond to touch
iPhone X also has problems with applications that are accessed by themselves in the phone, apparently without any logic, because the user closes them immediately after opening. However, they refuse to stay closed and immediately reopen, everything seems to be a problem with the iPhone X screen software, which seems to think that there is an interaction with the screen, when in reality this is not happening.
iPhone X also has problems with the screens that refuse to perceive the users' touches, they refuse to offer any functionality, without it the use is impossible. In some cases, the problems are partially solved with a restart, and I have also encountered this bug in the iPhone 7 Plus, especially in the LockScreen, but in the case of the old model, the problem is solved by itself after a few moments.
The iPhone X seems to suffer from a poor quality control of the units that left the gates of the Foxconn factory where the units that were delivered to the Apple company are assembled. The iPhone X is a very expensive phone, and problems of this kind should not exist on a phone that costs over 1000 euros, but I am sure that Apple will find a not very logical explanation for these problems as well.
