I asked Amazon and the seller to simply send me another product, assuming it was a defected unit, but they instead only refunded my money.

If you want to risk getting a defective unit, at least do it through someone else who won't try to bait and switch you, like Amazon does.

(at least as long as you get a good unit as I did).

maybe mine was a bad unit :/

But the real surprise here for me was that Amazon is apparently accepting used/returned monitors and reselling them as "new" even though they KNOW that the units are defective

I wanted to give 1 star for such poor quality control and unit being so overpriced

I think the price sucks, 2. unit had problems

Not as sharp as I normally like and a bit on the dim side...