[upcoming in next sale] OnePlus 12R 5G at ₹29,999

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quantum

2024-04-24

[upcoming in next sale]

OnePlus 12R 5G at ₹29,999

It's from upcoming sale probably Great Summer sale.

Expected price is ₹29,999.

With Exchange and Other offer, it's ₹19,999 effectively.

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Pristine Display with Aqua Touch: Super-Bright 1.5K LTPO ProXDR Display with Dolby Vision, and a DisplayMate A+ rating, Intellignent Eye Care certified by TÜV Rheinland, 4500 nits Peak Brightness, Aqua Touch helps you stay swiping, even with wet hands
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LIMBO

2024-04-24

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Samsung has a long history of devices suffering from the green line issue. Surprisingly it seems to have started with the S7 gen. and wasn't heard of in the earlier models. So maybe some change in the manufacturing process which can account for the fact that Samsung made panels are the most affected At least they address it from time to time although it's too late for some. Just a couple of days back they extended out of warranty repairs to affected devices harking back to S20 till 30th April.

P.S. Are the devices used at sane brightness levels most of the time? As in many folks use the display at max brightness even in pitch darkness! Long duration use at high brightness is reportedly one reason for the green line issue to crop up sooner than expected.

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dexter_greycells

2024-04-24

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@LIMBO All these are OLED issues which aren't as sturdy as LCD panels. The Note8, S9 and S20 all developed the green tint / washed out display after at least 3.5 years of use. They all had auto-brightness enabled. Almost never on full brightness. Luckily, I was still able to trade in the Note8 and S9 for an 8k Samsung upgrade bonus (though the trade in value of the phones themselves was around Rs 2k).

The most painful experience has been the S22 Ultra where the horizontal strip to the left-right of the camera punchole went white after 2 years of use. This was a phone that cost over Rs 90k with the Watch4 after trade-in and everything. The problem started immediately after the phone became hot following an extensive photography session from an uncontrollable teenager. I plan to reach out to Samsung before Apr 30 to see if this is eligible for the free screen replacement or not. The S20 is 4 years old and out of the 3 yrs purchase deadline.

A family member has been pestering to get a Galaxy Fold but I have been vetoing it precisely for the same reasons. If a flat display with careful use is having issues after 2-4 years imagine how long a folding display with plastic protection (no Gorilla Glass) will last. Samsung should sell the Fold with at least 1 free screen replacement up to 3 years.