RAZR Screen Dark Spots?

[StephenC]

So recently I've been seeing dark spots on my screen when it has a dark background. I don't know if it's the actual screen or if it's a software issue. It only happens in a few apps such as the default texting app and the default camera app. The other thing I was thinking is it could be the pins on the back of the plate over the display ribbon connectors aren't making a connection properly. They did this before and caused my soft keys to go insane. I'm on vacation now but when I get back home I will check that theory. Is anyone else having this issue, or had an issue with dark spots on their RAZR/RAZR MAXX?

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[cbroussard99]

So recently I've been seeing dark spots on my screen when it has a dark background. I don't know if it's the actual screen or if it's a software issue. It only happens in a few apps such as the default texting app and the default camera app. The other thing I was thinking is it could be the pins on the back of the plate over the display ribbon connectors aren't making a connection properly. They did this before and caused my soft keys to go insane. I'm on vacation now but when I get back home I will check that theory. Is anyone else having this issue, or had an issue with dark spots on their RAZR/RAZR MAXX?

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I have the same black spots on my blacked out screens too...

[jaye712]

So do i.always since day one.even with replacements

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[fekish]

I see then as well, but i thought it was on my screen protector, kind of advert...

I was wrong?

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[TisMyDroid]

They are normal, believe it or not. It is the adjesive between the two screens. It is only visible on a dark screen in a dark room.

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[jaye712]

They are normal, believe it or not. It is the adjesive between the two screens. It is only visible on a dark screen in a dark room.

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Very true

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[StephenC]

They are normal, believe it or not. It is the adjesive between the two screens. It is only visible on a dark screen in a dark room.

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Ughhhh you're KIDDING me! That kinda blows. It freaked me out last night. I was flying down to the Keys with my dad and a couple other guys, and when we hit the Everglades and it was pitch black outside and inside the plane, you could see every single spot. I thought I was going to have to throw this one on eBay and buy a different one.

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[TisMyDroid]

Yeah Stephen, sorry. It is normal. Some Razrs have more spots than others. If it is any consolation, you only notice it if you are on a very dark or black screen and in a very dark room. I actually think many people returned their phones thinking they had a defect when the phones first came out before Verizon was aware that it is normal.

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[bsweetness]

They are normal, believe it or not. It is the adjesive between the two screens. It is only visible on a dark screen in a dark room.

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Yep, it's something that's present on all AMOLED screens in some form or fashion. It might be more noticeable on some screens than on others, but as annoying as it can be in dark environments, it's 100% normal.

[StephenC]

Yep, it's something that's present on all AMOLED screens in some form or fashion. It might be more noticeable on some screens than on others, but as annoying as it can be in dark environments, it's 100% normal.

Well at least that's normal. Is it normal for the soft keys to quit working when people go on vacation? Ugh I'm seriously considering selling this and getting a Nexus.

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