The company announced earlier this month Apple officially introduced new tablet computers iPad Pro and iPad Air. Messages from the owners have now appeared on the internet iPad Pronoted the graininess of the flagship tablet’s screen.

According to the source, far from all buyers iPad Pro Screen graininess is being reported, suggesting a defect on a particular set of devices. According to user reports, this effect is most noticeable when you use the tablet in low light and set the screen brightness to low or medium to view content dominated by gray or muted tones. Some compare this effect to a photo taken at high ISO and containing visual noise.

It’s hard to tell right now whether the graininess on the screens is new or not iPad Pro A defect OLED displays can have visual grain due to a variety of factors. Individual subpixels in OLED displays can vary in size and shape, resulting in inconsistent, uneven texture or graininess. This effect is generally more noticeable on larger screens.

Differences in the application of organic materials can affect the uniformity of light emission. Additionally, on OLED displays, the brightness level is controlled at the pixel level, and power management technologies can cause a small change in brightness across the entire screen area. Sometimes this becomes noticeable through the effect of graininess, which can be especially visible in low light conditions or when monotonous colors are displayed.

It is interesting that similar messages about screen graining have previously come from Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphone owners. According to available data, Samsung supplies the OLED screens of the 11-inch iPad Pro, while LG Display produces the 13-inch panels. So far, most of the reports about screen graininess have come from 11-inch iPad Pro owners, but the 13-inch model is also mentioned a few times.