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This was a great monitor, but there is a dead pixel and I've had the monitor less than 2 months.
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2 dead pixels
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Screen is 100% flawless, I haven't noticed any odd pixels or lighting, its been 100% perfect in operation for me
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No dead pixels and everything works as advertised.
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No dead pixels and running smooth
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: Got a new one that has the issue fixed, upgraded to 5 stars---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Has one dead pixel in the right bottom corner, not noticeable though since I barely look there, but ASUS should have better quality control
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Few dead pixels and the HDMI takes about 5 minutes before it registers and for it to display.
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I would rate 5 star, but mine came with a dead pixel :/Does as advertised, colors are a little off, but some tweaking will make this acceptable enough
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The backlighting also seems uneven, as I can drag a window from bottom to top and see a noticeable decrease in brightness while viewing the same picture.- I got a single dead pixel in the bottom left corner of my monitor after a few months of use
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I would give this a 5 but it came with a dead pixel
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No dead pixels yet, not one.
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I’ve had this monitor for about a month and it already has several dead pixels
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Mine came with a dead pixel and Amazon has not been helpful in fixing that issue(told me to send it in for 1-2 months lol)
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three other LCD monitors much older than this one and not a single one has a dead pixel.
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There aren't any dead pixels or issues with the monitor thus far
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I got a red dead pixel and I am really annoyed by it
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Previously I had bought a monitor BenQZowie RL series and at 2 weeks of use began to show dead pixels, the settings is easay to use but a little compicated to reach the perfect settings colors
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Honestly I was excited to purchase a 144hz monitor, but after having to RMA 2, yes, 2 monitors due to dead pixels and finally receiving a third one without them, I was already so frustrated with it that I might stop purchasing items from Asus ever again due to their horrible RMA customer service (thankfully amazon covers this)
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Oh one dead pixel after 2 years of constant use.
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No dead pixels
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Every monitor you come by will have problems from consumers such as dead pixels, power failures, the monitor simply dying, buttons falling off, etc
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If you like dead pixels, get this monitor.
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This monitor is excellent , the reviews are right on the stock settings being stale but all I needed to adjust was bumping vivid pixel to 20 , and trace free to 40 and the picture is perfect in racing mode for me , I love this picture on this thing so crisp and clean , I previously owned the older model benq rl27rh and like this monitor more .
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and I just got dead pixels the day of this post
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In my opinion fantastic out of the box colors, Had zero dead pixels upon arrival, 144hz-25hz, 1ms GTG response time
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It was great the first day, still good the second day, but by the third day the monitor started having weird backlight issues, and 5 minutes before I wrote this review it suffered a stuck pixel at the center of the screen
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I did not have any issues that I read in the comments about a red dot being stuck on the screen or bad pixels or anything strange like that
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and I already have a dead pixel!
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No flushed out colors, no dead pixels.
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Searched google and found it's a line of dead pixels
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Arrived with 1 dead pixel, but other than that everything is top notch.
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Maybe I got a dud (there was also a dead pixel), but I ended up returning it.
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No dead pixels on arrival
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The first got a dead pixel within a week
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No bad pixels on my display.
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Still, there's no shipping damage nor are there any dead pixels upon initial set-up
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I have nothing negative to report, no dead pixels as many have stated, maybe i am fortunate
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I have no dead pixels
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I ordered this monitor a year after ordering an Acer monitor that shipped to me with an already dead pixel
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I got flickering red pixels on my screen when I watched videos or played games!
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Dead pixel after less than 1 month of use.
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First monitor had a line of stuck pixels, and this one has a dead pixel
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however after just 3 months and 2 days there is a dead pixel on the screen
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Affordable, great screen, no dead pixels or anything like that
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The monitor came out of the box with a dead pixel that is slightly annoying
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I bought 2 of these, one had some stuck/dead pixels, which amazon promptly replaced no questions asked
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The only reason why I took a star off is because it came with a dead pixel
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Earlier today, I was watching netflix (breaking bad) and I noticed on dark scenes, there was a dead pixel on my monitor...a thin one
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Arrived in very robust packaging with no damage or dead pixels.
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Don't let the reviews of dead pixels throw you off
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The first thing that I did was ensure that I had no dead pixels
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Great monitor and no dead pixels!
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However, I was anxious at first, because of some other reviewers stating of the fact that there was dead pixels that couldn't be removed on the screen
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I do not accept one to two dead pixels to be acceptable, regardless of what the "industry standard is", especially on a monitor that costs this much.
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But after thirteen months it has developed a dead pixel in the middle of the screen.
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It's a very nice monitor after some color correction, but unfortunately I noticed the next day that it has one bright pixel that is permanently stuck on and red
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Giving it 2 stars as it has arrived with 3 dead pixels
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I got a dead pixel after 4 months of light use.
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Had so many dead pixels by using it for only 3 months
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So you get one star from me for having such a poor return policy on dead pixels.
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Arrived with one dead pixel
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Before I got one without a dead pixel
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Great Gaming Monitor but mine came with a dead pixel
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Durability:- Noticed the first bad pixel (not dead pixel) after a half year
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+Amazon prime 2 day shipping.+Upgrade from asus 21.5" 60hz+easy assembly+Firm base for swivel and adjustable height+Sleek+No dead pixels (for now)+Game changer for fps players going from 60hz to 144hz
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Google is my best friend though and I passionately looked and hoped for a fix to flickering red pixels
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I've had it for a couple days and I got a STUCK pixel towards the top
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Unfortunately mine has a dead pixel... this is a big problem for me since I
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My first monitor had some dead pixels on it, but the second one they sent me works fine and I have had no issues with it thus far
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I already have 2 dead pixels on it
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I'll be buying another brand because dead pixels are the worst pixels
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First monitor I received was heavily damaged in shipping, and second one had 3 dead pixels
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Great monitor and no dead pixels!
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I would have given 5, but day one already have a dead pixel and the sound already began to die
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Arrived with zero dead pixels, been using for a month (Edit: 13 months now) and it's good so far
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The dead pixel is just insult to injury..
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Affordable, great screen, no dead pixels or anything like that
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if it wasn't for the dead pixels i would rated it higher
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No dead pixels, no other issues
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I know I probably just got unlucky with QA, but my monitor has a bright green stuck pixel in the center
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After setting up the color profiles, the monitor looked really good until I noticed a stuck/dead green pixel when I went to launch a game.
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This wouldn't be a HUGE issue if it were a dead pixel, as it's not shining in your face all the time, but it's always glowing red against basically any dark backdrop
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Amazon Service: 5/5Asus Product Quality: 5/5 (I won't dock a point for a dead pixel)144Hz Awesomeness: 5/5
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No dead pixels
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As soon as I plugged it in it had a dead pixel
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Came with a singular dead pixel in the bottom center of the screen.
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It did come with a partially dead pixel though so that is why I only gave it 4 stars
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and today it already has developed a green line down the right side of the screen, dead pixels
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Multiple pixels have died on me in the past 2 months of having this monitor
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It just came with a dead pixel near the center of the screen
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I bought the refurbished version and after a while I noticed a dead pixel
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Great screen, ordered 2, one came with a dead pixel, but other than that i've had 0 problems
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If you're one of the (majority of) people who gets a monitor with NO bad pixels, I would say that it's a 5/5 monitor that you shouldn't pass up
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It is a beautiful monitor came in perfect condition with no dead pixels
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I had to return the first monitor due to 2 dead pixels, but Amazon's replacement service is amazing, as always!Setup was very quick and easy, just like any other monitor
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No dead pixels or any issues that I can tell
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Not a single bad pixel
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This monitor is excellent , the reviews are right on the stock settings being stale but all I needed to adjust was bumping vivid pixel to 20 , and trace free to 40 and the picture is perfect in racing mode for me , I love this picture on this thing so crisp and clean , I previously owned the older model benq rl27rh and like this monitor more .
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In my opinion fantastic out of the box colors, Had zero dead pixels upon arrival, 144hz-25hz, 1ms GTG response time
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If you like dead pixels, get this monitor.
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I contacted Asus about the warranty on this monitor and they told me it requires three dead pixels before they will do anything about it.
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(UnDead Pixel (UDPixel), works by cycling a 1x1 or 5x5 area of your screen through various colours very quickly in an attempt to unstick it... this has worked occasionally for several minutes, but inherently ends up failing
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Got one with a dead pixel right out of the box
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One dead pixel isn't really a big deal, but this is the second monitor I've received
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Am returning this one, honestly I don't think I could keep using it, knowing there is a dead pixel there in the back of my head
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except for the dead pixel
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My unit did not have any dead pixels or noticeable light bleed
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On top of that , I have a dead pixel after only a month or so of use
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Also came with a couple dead pixels
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Monitor is High Quality and I got hundreds of hours of Gaming out of it, Only today has it gotten several spontaneous stuck pixels, I can't seem to get them to go away forever, only temporarily
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No dead pixels and everything works as advertised.
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Not one dead pixel on arrival
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Works perfectly but noticed a couple(2) dead pixels after a few weeks
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My 9 year old standard monitor is less expensive, larger, and to this day does not have a dead pixel or any signs of wear/age
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I realized green line TOP of the screen, dead pixels
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It is a solid line of dead pixels that go across the screen
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The monitor basically deteriorated in the 2 days I used it for, and at the end it had a overly bright pixel
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I don't quite have the graphics card to appreciate the pixels, however the 144hz refresh rate is amazing.
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Dead pixel in less than a month
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and it was clear for dead pixels, yay
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No more flickering red pixels!!
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It had dead pixels when I got it.
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No dead pixels.
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Not bad, if you don't mind dead pixels
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But the color issue I fixed within the first hour of owning it so no biggie!Some tips and tricks if you have issues with your monitor (Such as a flickering red pixel problem like me):I suggest that when you receive your monitor to go and check for dead pixels (just type in dead pixel test in Google)
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Dead pixels appeared nervous-making .
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Unfortunately shortly after (within a month) purchasing the monitor I noticed that it had a dead pixel toward the right side in the middle
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Set it up and a dead pixel again within two weeks
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The first one I received had a dead pixel within a week but amazon replaced me with a new one 2 days later
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There's a cable management tab on the back to help keep the ugly cables out of the way, and putting it together was simple with the thoughtful toolless screw on the base.-No dead pixels or noticeable light bleed
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No dead pixels and clean af 🤙
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after 3 weeks of having this monitor it started to have dead pixels.
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The monitor itself is alright, but it came with a line of dark (not dead) pixels around 1/4 up the screen
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a tn panel 144hz is very good no dead pixel.
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Came with 2 dead pixels on the screen.
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Not happy with the dead pixels after less than a year
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Monitor works great but returning and getting a replacement... dead pixels, hope the next one doesn’t that’s the same problem
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There were no dead or stuck pixels that I can see I'll run some tests shortly
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When gaming, was getting a lot of faint vertical pixel stripes in the distance that would clear when you got closer.
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Looks like the pixel has returned
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No dead/stuck pixels
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Looks like the customer complaints worked because mine came with Dual Link DVI cable(was able to run Overwatch with 100~130 refresh rates right out of the box) and no dead pixels
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a tn panel 144hz is very good no dead pixel.
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My only complaint is that I do have a dead pixel after only owning the monitor for a few months but for the price of the monitor I'm not overly concerned unless more start popping up
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I can't return it and ASUS says it isn't a problem unless there are more then 5 dead pixels
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I don't have any issues with dead pixels and only very minor backlight bleed on completely black screens
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2 months in and a pixel is dead
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There actually turned out to be dead pixels throughout the monitor making it unable to see anything
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It isn't really that noticeable at all, so as long as I don't get any more dead pixels than I'm not too bothered by it.- Something I have noticed only recently is that there is a slight hum coming from the top of the monitor that can be heard when I have my headphones off and the room is silent
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no dead pixels, nothing to complain
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I’m returning this monitor because after 3 days of having it a dead pixel already appeared smack dab in the middle of the screen
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It arrived in perfect condition, with zero dead pixels, scratches, or wear and tear
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Not one problem with the screen, no dead pixels
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It came well packaged and protected, no damage to the monitor, no dead pixels or anything
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Dead pixels!?
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But the color issue I fixed within the first hour of owning it so no biggie!Some tips and tricks if you have issues with your monitor (Such as a flickering red pixel problem like me):I suggest that when you receive your monitor to go and check for dead pixels (just type in dead pixel test in Google)
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I had a dead pixel on my first order but the price dropped
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Update!Just found a dead pixel right in the middle of the screen and I cant un-see it
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I've changed my review due to a dead pixel
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No bad pixels or performance issues detected
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I also received the D-DVI cord and had no dead pixels.
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I did not get it with any dead pixels, nor do I have any to date, nor have I seen any sign of bleeding
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Love the adjustable stand.-1 star for a single dead light pixel close to the center.
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It has a good I/O, and the colors are pretty good too.