On the day of the official launch of the new versions of the 2024 iPad Pro and iPad Air, it was revealed a small problem with new OLED screens Equipped with the new 11 and 13 inch iPad Pro. Apparently the iPad Pro’s OLED display Does not display certain shades of dark blue well.

After every major iPad update, Apple seems to have a new problem. This has already happened at the time with the oleophobic screen cover and even the famous #BendGate, where the iPad Pro bent relatively easily. Fortunately, It looks like there will be a solution to the OLED screen problem this time.

According to reports from 9to5mac, the reasons for the blue color problem on the iPad Pro OLED screen are as follows: It’s a software problem, not a hardware problem. Additionally, Apple is already aware of the bug and its engineers are working on a solution that will come with the update, as far as we understand. iPadOS 17.5.1.

iPad Pro OLED screen does not display blue tint properly under certain conditions

At Apple’s special event in May, the company was proud and boasted about the high quality of the OLED panels in the 2024 iPad Pro series. It is the most advanced OLED display on the market and has the highest brightness in the industry Thanks to the use of a technology where multiple OLED panels are used together to combine the illumination of their pixels.

However, with great power comes great responsibility, and in this case, responsibility accurate representation of colors. In fact, if OLED panels are characterized by anything in addition to high contrast and deeper blacks, it’s that they offer excellent color accuracy.

But an iMore analyst discovered an issue on some devices dark blue shades What appears on the iPad Pro’s OLED screen.

Some HDR images of the iPad Pro which should have dark blue tones as you can see in the photos showing an almost whitish color. The effect created by the OLED display is similar to that of a fine spider web.

On the other hand, as many of you know, Apple has also managed to fix another issue that could affect its new iPad Pro. The thinnest iPad Pro in historyand therefore can bend more easily over time. That’s why Apple redesigned the internal structure of the iPad Pro to gain resistance and provide better heat dissipation.