The new iPad Pro boasts a stunning OLED Ultra Retina XDR display, delivering vibrant visuals that captivate users. However, reports have emerged of a troubling bug that affects the High Dynamic Range (HDR) performance, particularly impacting certain shades of blue.

According to the tech experts at iMore, the HDR bug manifests under specific conditions, where navy and indigo hues appear unnaturally bright, almost resembling white. The phenomenon has been described as "shimmering creases" or even "an inky blob morphing over it," creating a distracting visual effect.

What’s particularly perplexing is that this issue was not replicated on other devices featuring OLED technology, including the Apple iPhone 15 Pro, Steam Deck OLED, and various Samsung TVs. This suggests that the bug might stem from the unique image processing engine utilized in the iPad Pro.

In response to the growing concerns, Apple has confirmed its awareness of the HDR bug and is actively working on a software update to rectify the issue. Stay tuned as they roll out this fix to restore the iPad Pro's breathtaking display to its full glory!