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and no dead pixels is a big plus
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The monitor is responsive, bright, beautiful, no dead pixels, no screen light bleed, its amazing
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I was wrong terrible instant dead pixel and the monitor looked greasy for some reason don't buy!!
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With in a few weeks, I noticed a few dead pixels
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There have been very easily fixed dead pixels, by pressing lightly
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Two monitors were sent to me, both with dead pixels
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Display, quality of screen, (No dead pixels), 144hz confirmed, and even a nifty rest for my wireless headset
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No dead/stuck pixels
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Dead pixel on the right side of monitor, monitor routinely flickers messed up patterns while in free sync for more than 30 seconds, requiring a full restart to fix.4
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I love it, the build quality is great, no dead pixels and just a teensy tiny bit of backlight bleed, but I can not really notice it, just ran tests for fun.
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It gets 1 start taken off for 2 dead pixels, but otherwise it appears good.
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The panel I received also has a cluster of 2 'dead' pixels on the left side and 3 'stuck' green pixels on the right
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It's a known issue about this monitor having dead pixels.
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Zero dead pixels on arrival.
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Other than that, it runs great, no dead pixels, passes all the benchmark tests at 144hz
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Giving this a 3 star because its an awesome monitor for what it is, but unfortunatley it came with two dead pixels
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Unfortunately, qc at AOC keeps this from being one the best monitors around as when mine arrived it had a group of dead pixels and a good amount of blb.
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One last thing; I must say that I am amazed that neither of the two monitors I received came with dead pixels
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I set up the new monitor only to find it has a dead pixel as well
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The only way I found my dead pixels is that I was literally looking for them
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Free of dead pixels and most defects outside of a strong glow in the bottom right of the panel
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Since then (less than 2 months), I have 3 dead pixels
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" IPS monitor that suffers from the notorious AU Optronics back light bleeding and some dead pixels out of the box.
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But I think I'd almost rather have a few dead pixels than all this bleed
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No problems, no bad pixels, no glitches.
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Before buying, I read a ton of reviews complaining about dead pixels and black light bleed.
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I have no dead pixels which I'm sure is anecdotal, but I do have some black light bleed.
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DEAD pixels are not acceptable in 2017.
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My monitor came with no dead pixels
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No dead or stuck pixels after 1 week of use, and I dont have to worry about backlight bleed or ips glow.
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I love it, the build quality is great, no dead pixels and just a teensy tiny bit of backlight bleed, but I can not really notice it, just ran tests for fun.
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No dead pixels from what I can tell and IPS glow is little to non existent (I always play in a semi well lit room
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The monitor is responsive, bright, beautiful, no dead pixels, no screen light bleed, its amazing
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cards.-My monitor has no dead pixels (or at least none that I have found)-It is in fact a 24" 1440p 144Hz monitor for under $350
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First monitor I received had dead pixel in middle of screen
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Not 15 days after I started using this for the first time, there's already a dead pixels in the center right hand side of the screen
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There are no dead pixels and did not arrive DOA.Will edit as or if neededI have recently noticed what aprears to be a watermark on the screen.
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No dead pixels
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Big fat dead pixel in the middle of the screen.
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Mild smoothly gradiented light bleed, no dead pixels, freesync works as expected
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At first I thought the sale going on was because of quality issues during production, but I haven't seen anything other than 2 dead pixels
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The saving grace is that the dead pixels are so small that you can't even find them unless you're looking for them
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also didn't notice any dead pixels.
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Dead pixel on the right side of monitor, monitor routinely flickers messed up patterns while in free sync for more than 30 seconds, requiring a full restart to fix.4
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Mild smoothly gradiented light bleed, no dead pixels, freesync works as expected
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I ordered 2 monitors, 1 had a decent amount of dead pixels and some screen imperfections, but Amazon is already shipping me another one
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I've purchased 9 monitors in the past 4 years and none had dead pixels until now.
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and I have endured intermittent screen flickering and discovered a dead pixel in the center of the panel
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Beware, I reported a dead pixel to the manufacturer, and they sent me a bunch of super specific cases in which they will replace the product, which of course meant they wouldn't help me