Shortly after the release of the iPad mini 6, some users noticed the "jelly screen" phenomenon. The so-called "jelly screen" is actually an uneven scrolling phenomenon of text.
There have been users who posted faulty videos on the Internet, sliding the page in portrait mode, and it is obvious that the left and right displacements are not synchronized.
At that time, Apple had provided a refund policy within 14 days, and restricted the purchase of users on the official website, but it seemed that it did not get the understanding of users.
A few days ago, a resident of Colorado filed a lawsuit against Apple, accusing Apple of fraudulent marketing because it continued to sell the series of products even if it was known to be defective.
It is reported that the lawsuit requires compensation for all iPad mini 6 users in the United States, but did not give a specific amount. As for class actions, further certification is still required.
The iPad mini 6 features the A15 bionic chip with an 8.3-inch full-face screen. For this problem of screens, last year, an Apple spokesperson said: It is a common phenomenon of LCD screens, caused by the vertical installation of the controller version.
But consumers don't seem to buy it, and the rhetoric only tells the story of the problem, and the solution is delayed.