Owners of the new OnePlus Ace 2 started reporting multiple display issues after release. Posts circulating on the Chinese social platform Weibo, cited by Mobile Phone Portal, describe a range of screen anomalies observed by users. The concerns extend beyond visuals, touching on reliability and overall performance expectations for the device in the North American market.
Many complaints center on the screen flashing white at random moments, a green glow, and white pixels flickering when touched by a finger. But the issues are not limited to the display. Users are also unhappy with the device’s battery life, noting that charge drains quickly in real-world use. One commenter reported the maximum battery level dropping to 16 percent in just 3 hours and 47 minutes of moderate use. Some buyers have opted to return the phone to retailers, seeking resolution through warranty or exchange programs.
It is publicly known that Tianma, a Chinese display manufacturer, supplies the screens for the OnePlus Ace 2, a factor many buyers consider when evaluating potential reliability and service options.
Previously, discussions on social channels have touched on similar issues affecting other Chinese smartphone models, and users in various regions may seek guidance on post-purchase support and device setup. Reports from Russian users, for instance, highlighted the need to engage a service partner to get certain models up and running after regional blocks affected access to functionality. In North American contexts, buyers often look for reputable service pathways, warranty coverage, and reputable repair options to minimize downtime and maximize device uptime.