iPhone X Users Are Complaining About Green Line Forming on Display – OLED Screen Problems

iPhone X Users Are Complaining About Green Line Forming on Display

Don’t you just hate it that after shelling out $999 on an iPhone X, it already starts to exude a few problems? These owners are probably livid, as a green line has started to appear for some users. Words cannot describe what they must be going through right now.

Vertical Green Line Appears on an iPhone X Display – More Than 20 Phone Owners Have Been Afflicted by This Issue

It should be noted that the majority of the times, hard resetting an iPhone or power cycling it can resolve the problem. However, this green line appears to be a hardware problem for the iPhone X as even performing the aforementioned tasks didn’t help in addressing this conundrum.

According to MacRumors, more than 20 iPhone X owners have started to report on the issue, and so far Apple has declined to comment on what has happened. It should also be noted that this green line did not appear on any specific storage or color model. The problem has started to show up on a variety of iPhone X versions, so it is worth noting that this could more than likely be a hardware problem.

Since an iPhone X features an OLED screen, problems like this are sure to sprout. Remember when the Galaxy S7 started suffering from a similar issue? The previous-gen flagship had a vertical pink link that started appearing on the phone’s display, prompting Samsung to address this setback by offering customers replacement units.

In the same scenario, it is highly recommended that you take your affected unit down to an Apple retail store where the company’s customer care representatives can better help you out with the problem.

For now, we’ll wait for Apple to address what has happened if the news ever reaches their ears. Has your iPhone X ever encountered this issue? Let us know down in the comments.

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