[Galaxy S II General] EarlZ:
If you have time to read on this thread ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1079444 ) you can see that BarryH_GEG is quite active on that thread offering his thoughts with his repeated statistical numbers to actually defend the issue but he says he aint, since he has a perfectly working screen that meets his expectations its a little bit hard for him to understand folks like you and anyone else who feels that the screen issue is a very big let down, actually Im one of those folks, especially coming from a Samsung wave and Galaxy S which had an absolutely FLAWLESS screen ( by flawless I mean NONE of the flaws that is on the S2 screens ) He tries to water down the issue by giving you statistical numbers of 6Million phones and giving you % of acceptable rates, telling you that if this was a major issue then threads would pop up over and over complaining about the issue, he would also compared this to other issues like batter or GPS, he also adds in that there are special requirements that are to be met for the issue to be only visible in most phones, take note he also has an excessive use for "most" as he claims that most of the phones are affected by most of them are not visible in daily use and he got this data purely in XDA and purely because samsung has not addressed this issue. Again no offense to BarryH_GEG, but mate you really like to water down this issue so much, you make it sound like its not a big deal and should never be. Look man we understand that your trying to convince us that this is a none issue but please you have to stop somewhere, your argument is partially valid that most people dont see the issue but you have to take note that not everyone has an eye for detail, not everyone came from the previous generation of SAMOLED phones.

If its not a problem for you then please stop defending samsung, please stop saying its a none issue, if your phone is perfect then good for you. Not everyone has the same expectation or visual impairment like you. ( no offense )

Why dont we compare the SAMOLED and the SAMOLED Plus instead, aside from being pentile the SAMOLED didnt have this issue.

XXKG1/2/3 2.3.4 alleviates the yellow tinting though, a dev speculates that its a color temperature change.. having playing around with a 2.3.3 and 2.3.4 kernel I cant tell any change in color temperature but the yellowtint is absolutely gone but it still darker on the left side which is a million times better and cant be noticed even on daily use at 0% brightness unless you drop notification tray. I was pretty much active on the other thread till if tried the 2.3.4 kernel and since then i've mostly stopped *****ing.

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I've had my phone replaced once since it had a very red screen and extremely dim whites even at 100% brightness level and power saving disbled, other units at 50% brightness performed better with the white level.. I got to pick my 2nd phone from a batch of few ( got the one with the best possible white level ) and since then on weekends I've been going through different shops ( about 6-7 shops ) and asking them if I could test their Galaxy S2 as Im looking for a phone that has similar color tone and white levels as mine, I've been doing this for 4 weekends already over 30+ phones and I've never ever seen 1 phone that has the same white levels and color tones as the one I have, probably its impossible to find one.

I've seen totally huge color variances, suction cup circles are also pretty common, all 30+ phones had noticeable yellow tint at automatic brightness w/o dropping the notification tray.. just by looking at the app drawer its quite obvious ( Some times I hate my self for having an extreme eye for detail ) and I've seen a couple of screens that cant produce whites, they are either reddish or extremely blue, some screens also have a very thick oleophobic coating that tilting the screen gives a massive color shift.