That's probably why more people are not saying it, as some are very dimly lit, like one of mine, and others are bright and easy to notice like my second one. That's why I fear getting a replacement might still have it. Some people have said they got replacements, but have not reported back if the new one fixed it.
Man that sucks. Did you happen to check the led before you powered the new one in for the first time?
Just receieved my S6 White 32gig.
The LED dim problem is also present. But honestly it doesn't bother me at all.
So before i even started the camera, used wireless charger or something else, i went in a dark room and checked it, yes after first boot it was there immediately.
But as long as it doesn't affect the battery-life too much, i might even see it as an feature to find your phone in the dark
Indeed. I have two replacements coming in but this is just weird.
On your new replacement did you check it before or after the update? I think before a you answered right after you powered it on, but just to be clear.
And this is my issue with this, making it harder to tell if is hardware or software. One of mine the glow is very very hard to see, but it is there (white 64), but the other one is much brighter and takes no effort at all to see (black 64) was even able to get a pic of it in a pitch black room...credit to the S6 low light performance. There was no light source, no window, for that pic. Maybe hard to understand but that is awfully bright and the phone had been powered of for 30 mins.
I couldn't get a picture of it! haha. Samsung 'smart tutored' my phone to supposedly attempt to resolve the issue. They loaded the camera app to check the settings and of course I was peering down deep into the flash diode. No doubt whoever was on the other end looking at my camera app got a big laugh gazing at my huge nose.
@yaddam205
@Alarand thanks for posting the link to these post.
