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    Acer G206HQL bd 19.5-Inch LED Computer Monitor Back-Lit Widescreen Display

    • dead pixels
    • This monitor supports high resolution videos and it doesn't produce dead pixels easily.
    • Just not with a bright red pixel in the middle of it.
    • No dead pixels, fairly easy to put together, colors are nice and vivid
    • The exchanged version had an obvious dark dead pixel
    • Not the first dead pixel and I purchased two.
    • We've ordered 14 of these so far for our small office over the past year and haven't had a single dead pixel or other issue.
    • No dead pixels or issues.
    • However after only about a month of reasonable use I ended up getting a line of dead pixels straight across the screen
    • It worked perfectly right out of the box - no nicks, scratches, or dead pixels
    • Works great without defects or dead pixels
    • Has dead pixel right out of the box, looks nice
    • You have to look at it from a specific angle to get nice color and pixels
    • This monitor is a really nice screen for the price, but I was a little upset when I received it and it has a dead pixel right in the middle of the screen
    • No dead pixels, fairly easy to put together, colors are nice and vivid
    • All in all worth the money even with the dead pixel.
    • Now has 2 dead pixels thinking on rather to go through 3 weeks of the repair process with acer this sucks most of my acers never experienced this i got a
    • No signs of dead pixels or other outright failure to display
    • I have read in other reviews for these monitors that there have been faulty pixels, dead pixels, and overall color issues
    • Bought two, they both work great and have no dead pixels
    • I bought two of these monitors, everything operates as intended, I switched back to my old dead-pixel monitor and flickering monitor because the viewing angle is so terrible (inconsistent/inverted-appearing colors), monitor height is non-adjustable and sits too high for my desk.
    • I've had it for a year now and no dead pixels or anything.
    • Had one dead pixel on it when I got
    • I believe I have a single defective pixel - hardly worth mentioning.
    • Nearly a month later a pixel died on the left side of the screen
    • ** (11/29/16)I opened a new tab on Chrome with my black background set, and noticed a bad pixel
    • Ordered two, one had a bright green dead pixel
    • Dead pixels, and although not at the fault of the shipper, first one stolen... why no ask for signature for delivery?
    • No dead pixels, text is easy to read and not too much glare coming off of it
    • No bad pixels on the one I received.
    • No dead pixels, text is easy to read and not too much glare coming off of it
    • The line of dead pixels randomly appeared after turning on my computer after shutting it down the night before
    • No dead pixels and works flawlessly.
    • Ordered two, one had a bright green dead pixel
    • When I got it, it turned out to have a "hot" pixel (a pixel that glowed a particular colour)
    • No dead pixels, good colors, and no tired eyes.
    • I believe I have a single defective pixel - hardly worth mentioning.
    • Good, clear screen with no dead pixels.
    • Lg 24mp57hq-p: 24" Class Full Hd IPS LED Monitor) back in June 2015 from Best Buy to use when I work from home.
    • Then another ½ hour on the internet finding many users as perplexed as I with no guidance on how to make those darn buttons do what is needed.