• Reviews around pixel (1.39 of 5)

    AOC Q2778VQE 27”QHD LED Monitor, 2560x1440 Resolution, 1ms, 20M:1 DCR, 350cd/m2 Brightness, VGA/DVI/HDMI/DP, VESA, Extra Narrow Bezel

    • No dead pixels
    • Bright colors, even lighting, no dead pixels
    • Weird coincidence - another one had no dead pixels at all.
    • no dead pixels
    • No dead pixels
    • In the last week I've had a pixel that will get struck on green for a while then work fine for a while, happens on all inputs
    • Excellent value at $300; sharpness, text, and color are great with no bad or weak pixels
    • No dead pixels, no problems... just looks great
    • One issue I have is the fact that there is a dead pixel
    • Dead pixel is annoying.
    • Lower priced, but still QHD, great colors, no dead pixels
    • Lower priced, but still QHD, great colors, no dead pixels
    • I've never had a monitor that had a single dead pixel in all the
    • Unfortunate since the dead pixel is very noticeable
    • Clear, bright display with no dead pixels
    • This all said I probably won't be RMA-ing the display as it isn't for high-performance use... too much aggravation to argue about "how many dead pixels constitute a damaged product", unless I find other damage or it gets worse.
    • it does have not dead pixel
    • The one I received had no dead or stuck pixels
    • No dead pixels, no problems... just looks great
    • I've had two of these monitors with a single dead pixel near the top left, around 3" inches in and 1.5" down.
    • Arrive with no dead pixels
    • Not a single bad pixel either
    • Only when I tried another number, I was then told that they only cover 5 or more dead pixels
    • Good image, with no dead pixels I could
    • I would have given 5 stars if i had not received with a dead pixel it is the first time I have ever gotten a monitor with an actual dead pixel and will be looking to exchange it for another.
    • no power brickno dead pixels/bright pixelsno light bleedclean and uncluttered design aestheticperfect resolution for 32" panel – invisible pixels, no "screening" (IMHO)comes with 60" DVI and DP cables (also includes an HDMI input)autosensing inputsinexpensive
    • Excellent and packaging and quality and everything the rest is awesome, no dead pixels, no dents no thing, it's working perfect shiny and minty and the color gamma and contrast are great, slightly too big for gaming, and you would need a sharp vision since the font is super tiny.
    • No dead pixels or anything
    • Worked right out of the box with HDMI and a pixel test show no bad pixels.
    • My item also came with a bonus of at minimum a half dozen dead pixels
    • No dead pixels, excellent picture quality but the hot keys on the lower bezel of the monitor are awkward to use
    • It's even come down some since I bought it.it's a bright chrisp display, I had no dead pixels, I can read the text even with my old nearsighted eyes, and the picture in Word of Warcraft is dazzling, it's like watching a movie
    • Worked right out of the box with HDMI and a pixel test show no bad pixels.
    • There was limited/minor light bleed in the corners and was only noticeable on completely dark/black backgrounds that covered the screen; i.e. when I was testing for dead pixels with dead pixel buddy
    • Mine came with hundreds to thousands of dead pixels so I really can't recommend this monitor to anyone
    • I've seen no dead/stuck pixels (I looked only briefly).
    • Excellent and packaging and quality and everything the rest is awesome, no dead pixels, no dents no thing, it's working perfect shiny and minty and the color gamma and contrast are great, slightly too big for gaming, and you would need a sharp vision since the font is super tiny.