@AmitKumarDas , wow, I would settle for that

This almost asks for "research" to devices with a manufacture-date of 11-2019 to see if all devices have it
@Lamcza , yeah, but I wonder if it is an OLED-issue only...I remember opting for the "panel lottery" when I purchased my Asus MG279Q monitor; those IPS panels also have severe uniformity issues. I once had to return 5 Dell U2713H monitors because they all had an overall green tint. I have an XRite i1Display Pro and while calibration turned out fine around 120cd/m2 and a target temp of 6506Kelvin, the second-last colorpatch of the software had an average Delta E2000 of 7, while all other colorpatches were spot-on, so the calibration report was nicely < 3....There you are with your perfectly calibrated monitor....having a green tint
But I can also not understand the OLED-hype....yes, blacks are endlessly better, but I care more about uniformity and color accuracy. My HTC10 and other HTC's have LCD's and they are just good! But I guess these days you are not a flagship if you don't tick the OLED-box....The world is more looking at specs more than the real quality of it...
By the way, my feature request/bug report already moved to page 11, which will never be seen by the Oneplus team I guess:
https://forums.oneplus.com/threads/...areas-with-lower-brightness-settings.1151469/
Seems that hope is flying out of the window. I really which Oneplus would communicate something...
Anyway, I won't be buying the OP7T until there is an absolute certainty that the second batches (that Oneplus will release hopefully before the end of 2019) don't have this issue. Besides this, you would still have to live with the sometimes unreliable autofocus of the main cam in certain conditions....but ok...
I'm starting to prep myself for accepting curved edges, so if the 7T is definitely a no-go, I will go for the Oneplus 7 Pro.
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