[Dave Bourque]

Isn't black usually better on Amoled screens and white on LCDs?

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That's what they say. But I have no issues with LCD. For the OP though he doesn't seem to like amoled at all.

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[Zeratul57]

Are you being serious?

A screenshot will show what the software codes the colors to be - it will not ever show you what the colors look like through a defective screen. In order to determine if the OP has a defective screen, we would need to be able to actually see the screen itself. He needs to take a picture of the phone and post that in comparison to his screenshot.

Posted via CB10

Actually that is only part right. Everyone sees color a little different. Different techs have different color spectrum's too. Printing technology doesnt use the same colors that a LCD screen uses either. Some people are color blind or cant seel color right. At this point we have NOTHING from the OP but his interpretation of color.