Last year, the iPad mini 6 had a large-scale "jelly screen" problem, which Apple argued was a normal PHENOMENON of LCD. Now they are subject to a class-action lawsuit, which Colorado users yesterday launched against Apple for selling products knowingly defective, violating market competition laws, false publicity and fraud.
Although they are all LCD screens, the iPad Air does not have such a serious flaw. Jelly issues with the iPad mini 6 are more likely to be internal design flaws.
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In simple terms, when dragging the screen up and down, there is a phenomenon that the screen is obviously out of sync from right to left, which can be understood as the screen jumping, just like the ripples on the surface when the jelly bounces. Looking at multiple inquiries feels related to quality.
This incident was broken out in 21 years, but there is no result yet, and we are waiting for the result of the processing.
Apple has produced a lot of series, and in terms of experience, I don't seem to feel much difference, so I still have to improve product quality to go further