iPhone 13 and 13 Pro users are reporting significant display issues following the recent iOS 17.5.1 update. The problems, which began appearing shortly after the software installation, include screen flickering and various graphical distortions.
I can confirm firsthand the frustrating experience, as my own iPhone 13's screen has been glitching non-stop since installing the update two days ago. Despite attempts to restart the device, the issue persists, mirroring the experiences of many other users.
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Across various online forums, including Reddit and Apple's own support communities, users have described similar symptoms:
- Flickering screens, particularly noticeable on the left side
- Green lines appearing across the display
- Brief periods of pink or gray color distortion
- White and green flickering lines spanning the entire screen
One user on Apple's discussion forum stated, "My iPhone 13 Pro screen is glitching after the iOS 17.5.1 update. The left side of the screen flickers and sometimes shows green lines."
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The issue appears to affect both iPhone 13 and 13 Pro models. Users note that the glitches occur intermittently, sometimes triggered by proximity to metallic objects, and can temporarily disappear after locking the screen.
Some users who have attempted to resolve the issue by installing beta versions of iOS 17.6 or iOS 18.0 report that the problem continues even after updating their device.
As of now, Apple has not officially acknowledged the issue or provided a statement regarding potential fixes. The situation is particularly concerning for users whose devices are no longer under warranty, as screen replacements can be expensive.
With the problem affecting an increasing number of users, many are calling for Apple to address the issue promptly and provide a solution, preferably through a software update or, if necessary, through a repair program for affected devices.
iPhone 13 and 13 Pro users may want to consider delaying the iOS 17.5.1 update until more information is available. Those who have already updated and are experiencing these issues are encouraged to report them to Apple Support and monitor official communications from the company regarding this display problem.
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