Google Pixel 7 Pro - Defective AMOLED Screen (Green Tint at Low Brightness)

Google Pixel 7 Pro - Defective AMOLED Screen (Green Tint at Low Brightness)

[jonnybonk]

My 6a has that green tint on an ultra-low brightness, but it's more likely due to a cheap OLED panel used.

[sked_]

Only took me 5 minutes to realize that there's no settings regarding anything with the color green, so I just restarted and everything was fine

[icecutz]

I have an s20 ultra and i even reset the phone but nothing worked for me

[darrellsalmons]

Mine did the same until I started transferring my data to another phone bc the issue stopped

[emzee]

Restarting my phone doesn't fix it for me and it's been a few months

[studentdeljuego]

Same issue with my 4 xl. Restarting the phone fixes the issue.

[litbsgaming]

Pixel 6 pro - same issue. Restart and turning off Adaptive Brightness not helping.

[oberd]

its not defective thats just some goofy panel driver bug that Is hopefully alredy fixed

[MMD_]

Same problem happened to me today, after a while the screen just went black and won't turn on

[sked_]

I don't know about you guys but a simple restart fixed it for me

[aman]

Turning off adaptive brightness under display menu fixed the issue for me

[satyamshailesh]

my phone has a black dead spot at the top right corner now

[Sigma.m]

For me it only happens when I go onto a app with a dark screen

[ZeShan_]

You will fix it by turning off the smart resolution 9hz from display settings

[ghostclipping]

This just happened to my phone but without adusting my brightness, pretty freaked out its a gateway to larger problems

[RonK]

same here on my Pixel 7 Pro. Additionally super fast flickering on lock screen

[ARAS_EHAB]

Everyone who is facing this problem, you can disable dark mood, that resolves the issue 70%

[DiggaHD]

I have the exact same problem on my Pixel 6 Pro. Is the only way to replace the AMOLED Display to fix it? :/

Edit: You actually have to replace your screen, because its an Hardware/AMOLED issue sadly and those cant be repaired, only replaced. Be aware to replace the screen only with a original one tho! I bought mine from iFixit because they sell original parts only. They are still kinda expensive, but luckily dropped a bit in price after the Pixel 8 got released.
And if you replace it yourself, make sure to program the new fingerprint reader, because they come together with the new screen, and need to be programmed when replaced. But for this you have enough tutorials on YT for replace and program.
I wouldnt recommend removing the old fingerprint scanner from the old screen and putting it on the new one, because you have a extremy high risk of breaking your screen and scanner. Just program the new one that comes with the screen. In theory it should be easy to do that, because Google itself has got like a "Fixingmode" for that scanner. Otherwise I had some troubles and software issues there and a lot extra steps to make it work, but Google also does give you steps for Troubleshooting if it wont work like intended.
Screen replacement took me about 15 Minutes. Programming the fingerprint scanner took me about 1 hour, because of the problems I had. But normally this will also only take like 10 mins.

I hope I could help with that long text🤝🏻

[xoronaqtvods]

Anyone know why Pixel 7 has yellow tinge at any brightness and how to fix it apparently pretty much everyone deals with the issue an di can't find any solutions

[eyasinarafat]

Pixe 6 same problem, , how can i fix this problem 😢😢