Whose pot? Apple has been subject to a class-action lawsuit over the iPad mini 6's "jelly display" issue

Samsung released the Galaxy Tab S8 series flagship tablet on the evening of February 9, and the configuration of the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra is very top-notch "Samsung releases the Galaxy Tab S8 series tablet: the oversized cup uses a 14.6-inch screen", which is considered to be a product that can compete with the high-end Apple iPad.

However, in the field of tablets, Apple is definitely still the hegemon, but in fact, there are still many defects in the iPad, such as the "jelly screen" incident that occurred on the iPad mini 6, which made many users very dissatisfied, and now, according to media reports, Apple has recently been filed a class action lawsuit for this matter.

The specific problem with the "jelly screen" is that when the user drags the screen up and down, there is a significant displacement out of sync on the screen from right to left, and the screen jumps like a ripple on the surface when the jelly bounces. However, Apple also responded at the time, saying that "this is a normal phenomenon of LCD screens, because the screen will refresh line by line, so there is a delay problem between the top line of the screen and the bottom line." "In short, Apple thinks this is normal for LCD screens, not product problems.

According to the latest media reports, a man in Colorado has officially filed a class action lawsuit against Apple, and the quality control content is that Apple has fraudulently sold the iPad mini 6, and when the product has a "jelly display" problem, Apple has not tried to fix it, and it is still on the shelves. Judging from the content published by the media, the lawsuit is for Apple to make a certain amount of compensation for each affected iPad mini 6 user.