Nintendo Switch Display Color Temperature Variation

I've seen 3ds do this and not sure what causes it or if there is a fix. My switch is like the top one. How does it look when running a game?

 

Just switch to the dark theme (like you should have anyway) and you'll never notice this again.

 

I am tempted to say it's a TN vs IPS thing, but don't take my word for that since I don't know if this is the case.
Could also just be that they don't get screens from just 1 manufacturer, and that can give a hell of a difference. Say 1 screen is from samsung and the other from... who knows what.

On that sidenote, does the switch have the same BS as the 3ds, where it's just a gamble which one you get?

 

I had this issue on my original 3ds it was the bottom screen while the top was more of a cool temp like the pic but it eventually went away. I don't remember exactly when just noticed one day while playing fantasy life it was back to normal.

 

common thing.
Same thing with phones.

 

All Switch's r suppose to be IPS across the board

 

In the case of the 3DS, it was glue causing the yellow tint due to the screens being freshly produced, which eventually went away on its own. Not sure if it's the same case here but @sorabora I would check again in a few weeks and see if it goes away on its own, it could just be the glue.

 

This seems likely. They're all IPS, but color temperature is still a toss-up until/unless they unify manufacturing components. Thankfully I got the cooler temp.

 

Same panel type does not guarantee same color temperature

 

happens with all lcd. I see it alot on cellphones but they normally have an option to adjust the color until you get something you like.

 

I remember when some 3DSs were doing this. As I recall many of the O3DS XL's had the yellow tint to them. I believe it was due to them using a different type screen or something like that. I feel fortunate that neither my original 3DS or N3DS XL or Switch have ever had this effect going on. I don't know what Nintendo's deal is at a manufacturing level, but really they need to standardize everything and keep it consistent. Its incredibly frustrating as it is that when you get a N3DS, you can't tell until you play it if you have TN or IPS screens or some combination of both. That simply shouldn't be a thing.

 

Definitely looks a lot better! You are probably right which is exactly how it happened with my 3ds.

 

Like you said - unscientific. Without side by side comparison with the same second switch in the OP, this just auto white balance compensating for yellowish screen.

 

I like the bottom one but mine came like the top which is too bluish for me.

 

I've seen this in phones, caused by too much adhesive

 

I've seen this in phones time and time again, this doesn't have anything to do with adhesives, it's perfectly normal. Fresh screens show a warmer temperature for a couple of days/weeks. People always freak out about that.

 

Nintendo has shitty display quality control. It's common news.