I got an iPad mini a few days ago. Yesterday while using an app on it I noticed that, if I moved my finger up on the left edge of the display screen, I could feel a set of two slight bumps on the screen.
However if I look at the area it does not look uneven at all. And the device seems to work fine.
So I am not sure if this sort of slight bumpiness in a particular location is as expected.
Question:
Is it normal to have a pair of slight bumps on the left edge of an iPad Mini screen?
The bumps are in the display area marked in below photo (iPad Mini has this SUPCASE case on it so it looks a bit different). I have not put a screen protector on the device though.
Side note: the general area where the bumps are does have a persistent white dot which I suspect could be a dead pixel(?). Not sure if it is related.
Best Answer
The case linked to in the OP’s question has a built in screen protector. There is dust or debris trapped between the screen and the protector membrane.
Removing the case and protector then cleaning the screen according to the installation instructions then reinstalling the case should fix the problem.
From the SUPCASE product description: