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I can comfirm that this is a issue for about 99% of Razr owners. To see if you have it as well, go into a room with no lights on (Bathroom), put up a black wallpaper (Or view in galley), and you'll see what seems to be like water marks. Let's see if anyone can confirm it as well.
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I know what you mean, I wish I would have seen this before purchasing my Razr. Some owners are worse than others, and now I'll be sending my phone back because this seems like a problem that probably won't be corrected anytime soon.
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The Droid RAZR display uses a new high efficiency OLED material. These screens may in some cases exhibit slightly darker regions, like you've noticed. Because the darker regions are only visible when viewing the black screen in a very dark environment, they will not interfere with general use. Most importantly, they don't change over time and are typical for this generation of OLED material. They in no way indicate a problem or defective screen.
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https://supportforums.motorola.com/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/2-514344-47059/Razr.jpg
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There's no way that's normal... Motorola needs to do something about this quick. When you pay $300+ you expect a perfect condition phone.
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Man, I gotta say some of you people really have issues, you'll look for just about anything to complain about.
My phone has these same spots your talking about but like you said, you need to go in a dark room and I only see the problem when my phone had a black screen which mean to me in most cases I'm going to sleep, why you sitting in a dark is you personal business but I for don;t find this to be an issue at all, it doesn't affect my phone one bit!!!!!
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"Perfect" condition phone? Nothing that small with that much technology will ever be "perfect" condition.
You people need to lower your expectations, BIG TIME.
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I have not seen this issue with my Razr with a black screen in the dark. This is strange.
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here is your answer from moto
https://supportforums.motorola.com/message/507333#507333
I looked into this and learned a lot.
The Droid RAZR display uses a new high efficiency OLED material. These
screens may in some cases exhibit slightly darker regions, like you've noticed.
Because the darker regions are only visible when viewing the black screen in a
very dark environment, they will not interfere with general use. Most
importantly, they don't change over time and are typical for this generation of
OLED material. They in no way indicate a problem or defective screen.
Hope this helps!
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Same issue on mine. Not a big deal until you try to view video streaming. Netflix in low light it is very noticable. HBOgo is also pretty bad.. This is with the screen set to auto brightness, it's more noticable if you run a higher setting.
Mine looks like one line across the entire screen lengthwise and several squiggle marks and dots. "not a defect" sounds like early manufacturing issues with the
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