Do Apple screens often get dead pixels? Check out our statistics
| Total of 4388 screens | New screen | 1 month or less | 2 - 6 months | 6 months - 1 year | 1 - 2 years | 2+ years | 5+ years | All |
| 0 dead pixels | 43.02% | 34.69% | 36.47% | 37.12% | 36.07% | 37.26% | 50.45% | 40.04% (1757) | 1-2 dead pixels | 28.93% | 40.82% | 35.75% | 33.84% | 35.51% | 32.14% | 21.55% | 31.34% (1375) |
| 3-5 dead pixels | 4.11% | 6.12% | 7.00% | 8.84% | 6.97% | 8.20% | 5.81% | 6.75% (296) |
| 6-10 dead pixels | 2.94% | 1.02% | 5.80% | 4.55% | 4.16% | 4.54% | 4.39% | 4.15% (182) | 11 and more dead pixels | 21.00% | 17.35% | 14.98% | 15.66% | 17.30% | 17.86% | 17.81% | 17.73% (778) |
| Total | 681 | 196 | 414 | 396 | 890 | 1036 | 775 | 4388 |
1) Apple Screens: Revolutionizing Display Technology
Apple Inc., a global behemoth in the world of technology, is renowned for constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation and design since its founding in 1976. When it comes to screen manufacturing, Apple is a pioneer, introducing groundbreaking technologies that revolutionize the way we interact with our devices.
1.1 Apple's Commitment to High-Quality Displays
Every screen from Apple, whether it's on a MacBook, iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch, is designed with user experience at its core. Apple's screens are renowned for their sharp, vibrant, and accurate color reproduction. The introduction of Retina display and OLED technology across their device range is a testament to Apple's commitment to high-quality visuals. Each Apple screen promises a top-tier visual experience that is crisp and immersive, showcasing the company's dedication to quality and innovation.
2) Dead Pixels on Apple Screens: How to Interpret Our Statistics
Here at Dead Pixel Test, we have been diligently compiling data related to screen quality from various manufacturers over the years. Our goal is to provide consumers with accurate and unbiased information regarding screen health and longevity.
2.1 Understanding the Data
The data table we present offers a detailed view of dead pixels occurrence across Apple screens of different ages. Organized by both the age of the screens, ranging from brand new to 5+ years old, and the range of dead pixels found, the table provides a comprehensive view of potential screen health over time. Each percentage value in the table represents the proportion of screens that have a specific count of dead pixels within each age category.
Please note that our data is based on declarative statements from our users, providing a general expectation regarding dead pixels over the lifespan of an Apple screen. While individual screen performance can indeed vary, our statistics provide a reasonable understanding of what you could generally expect.
3) Understanding Dead Pixels on Your Apple Screen
A dead pixel is a pixel on your screen that isn't functioning correctly. They can remain black (dead), white (stuck), or retain a single color (hot), regardless of changes they should be displaying.
3.1 Spotting a Dead Pixel
Dead pixels can appear as tiny dots that don't match the color of the surrounding pixels. To effectively spot a dead pixel, you need a contrasting background to make it stand out. At Dead Pixel Test, we have developed an effective tool to help you identify any dead or stuck pixels on your Apple screen. Perform a dead pixel test for your Apple screen and ensure your display is in its best condition.
4) Addressing Dead Pixels on Your Apple Screen
Finding a dead pixel on your Apple screen need not be a cause for alarm. There are various techniques available that could potentially revive a dead or stuck pixel.
4.1 How to Fix Dead Pixels
At Dead Pixel Test, we've compiled resources that guide you through steps to potentially fix dead pixels. Check out our dead pixel fix videos for detailed instructions. If the issue persists, we recommend contacting Apple customer support or using your device's warranty service for further help. With Apple's customer-centric service, you'll find that help is just a call or click away.