[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Formhault:
Well, the purple tint on grays is there. And my purple-tint-on-white on the upper-left corner on the screen, as well as the blue-tint-on-white on the lower-right corner of the screen, is there, too :) . I'm not gonna stop using my phone unless the entire screen starts displaying whites are blue or purple. So far, the tints I'm seeing on white are bareable. So far...

Oh and, me stopping from reading this topic because I can't unsee what I saw on my screen... well, that just doesn't make any sense. Why are you here, then? You saw your display acting weird and you can't live with it, so you come here and complain? Well, that's what I did, too :) . That's what we all did :) . Neither of us is 100% okay with their screens acting up like that ;)

Well, in Dark Legends, for example, which I mostly play with the screen set on minimum, and has many grays, they are somewhat purple. Also, in GTA3, if you know... the main menu background is purple.

My second Android device was a HTC Desire - it had AMOLED, not S-LCD. If I set the brightness at minimum, whites were purple, greys were awfully purple... everything turned purple. A friend of mine had a HTC Desire, too, and the purple tint was EVEN WORSE - I simply could not use his device for more than 10 seconds, time in which I tested it to see whether it had the same issue. And that was with the AMOLED at that time, something you'd not expect to see on a high-end device such as the Galaxy Nexus, featuring a Super AMOLED HD display. I thought Super stands for BETTER... but it seems like it just means BRIGHTER.

In any case, I'd say the Super AMOLED+ on the Galaxy S2 is better than the one on the Galaxy Nexus, and viceversa. On the S2, burn-ins were much more likely. On the GNex, the screen is prone to suffer them, but at a lower rate. On the S2, at least, grays were gray, no matter the brightness level - but whites were gray.

In any case, I'd rather not go with my GNex to Vodafone and ask them for a replacement. I'll do that when the screen suffers burn-ins - next year, maybe.

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Oh, one more thing. I am having the GSM version. You guys maybe have the LTE version - actually, in the US, I am sure you do. Well... when I was investigating the Galaxy S1 (I9000), when I had an offer for a trade with my Desire HD... I found out that some people in the US complained about the display being somewhat transparent : they could basically see lines BELOW the screen, lines that were on the motherboard or whatever. It was proven to be because of the network, which was interfering with the hardware.

Besides, when the Galaxy Nexus first showed up, I remember the volume keys were interfering with the network... Perhaps the LTE network just messes with your phone's displays much more than the GSM. Same old shyte from the SGS1 : network interfering with the Super AMOLED panel.

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All in all, this is what I think. Samsung should definetly check their AMOLED technologies and revamp the screen. Let's just hope they do that...

On another note, LG or Sharp or Toshiba, I don't really remember which one... recently made a 1080p AH-IPS display (I hope I'm saying it right). That's the future :) . AMOLED is not so good when you compare it to that.