![]() ![]() By contrast, most (if not all) preceding iPad models have their main logic board positioned along the right-hand side of the iPad, with a much larger battery/batteries occupying the majority of the remaining chassis. In context of physical construction, the iPad Pro 10.5 differed from other iPad models in that its main logic board runs along the central spine of the device - flanked by two equal sized Li-Ion batteries (a physical layout now inherited by the iPad Air 3). ![]() Of complaints that have appeared within this community forum, the issue seems to focus upon bright patches (of varying intensity between affected devices) typically occurring in a region 1-2” above the Home button (as viewed with the iPad in the “Portrait” orientation - with the Home button at the bottom of the screen). This is not to say that the problem is itself common, merely that the complaint appears to be common to these models of iPad. This problem was often noted with the iPad Pro 10.5 - upon which the iPad Air3 is closely related. This complaint, in context of bright spots appearing on the screen of an iPad, has been known to appear here with some regularity.
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