Apple stated that the “jelly” effect on the iPad mini 6 display is not a problem

With the iPad mini 6 officially hitting stores last week, shoppers around the world have noticed

irritating effect of “jelly scrolling” on the tablet display. As it turns out, Apple has confirmed that this effect is completely normal and is not a hardware problem.

What is the problem

EditorialggI already told you that “jellyscroll” – This is when half of the display refreshes noticeably slower than the other, resulting in a wobbling effect when content moves quickly. Since the release of the iPad mini 6, there have been a lot of reports about this, leading users to think that it could be a hardware fault or even a software bug.

But although this effect was disturbingmany users, Apple has now stated via ArsTechnica that the “jelly scrolling” quite expected on LCD screens. The company claims that LCD panels “refresh row by row”, which causes the delay.

Despite Apple's response, ArsTechnica notesthat the effect of “jelly scrolling” much less noticeable on other iPad models with 60Hz LCD displays, such as the iPad Air 4 and entry-level iPad.

And what's the solution

Unfortunately, since Apple states that itexpected behavior, those who purchased a new iPad mini 6 and are unhappy with the display will not be able to seek repairs or replacements. Of course, customers who don't want to live with this annoying display effect can return the iPad mini to Apple for a full refund within 14 days of purchase. And the editorial taskgg- warn potential buyers.

Source: arstechnica

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