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Good color, clear picture, no dead pixels, fast response playing FPS games and a good price.
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One of them has a dead pixel, but that is the only issue I have ever had.
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I don't notice any dead pixels
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The new one they sent me also had a dead pixel, in a different location
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Came with 1 dead pixel
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No dead/stuck pixels and the colors are great.
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There were no dead pixels
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Never a problem and no dead pixels
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No dead pixels on arrival and looks gorgeous several months later
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I have looked up all the solutions I can find for dead pixels but none of them seem to work.
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Dead pixel when it showed up.
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Awesome deal, 27 inch 1920x1080 for under $200, no dead pixels, fast 2ms response, high-gloss black finish.
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Haven't event had it for three weeks and it already has a bright red dead pixel near the bottom-center of the screen
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Clear, crisp, clean, no dead pixels
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There's one thing keeping it from being a 5-star: a dead pixel
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very good monitor i would give it a 5... but i have had it 2 days and there are already 2 dead pixels
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I had a dead pixel
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and I have no dead pixels so I am overjoyed with this purchase
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Clear picture; no dead pixels as some have experienced
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I ordered two of these and there were no dead pixels upon arrival, also the rebate process was very straight forward.
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Only one problem, the monitor had a dead pixel on arrival
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Absolutely no dead pixels, works nicely for games
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Very pleased with this Asus VE278Q, no dead pixels and setup was a breeze
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Would be 5 stars but mine came with a small crack and a missing pixel
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Update: I have now had it for 4 days and there is 3 dead pixels I ADVISE DO NOT BUY
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The monitor works good, no dead or stuck pixels so far
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This is a great monitor, no problems, and no dead pixels.
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Anyway, getting one with no dead pixels zero defects isn't easy
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Other than that, No dead pixels, the colors and viewing experience is fantastic
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" does not mean - two dead pixels right off the bat
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The monitor looks beautiful.... no dead pixels or blinkers
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I recieved one with two dead pixels
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It came with a dead pixel
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I had to send the first two back, since one had multiple dead pixels on several different parts of the screen and the other had a horizontal line of dead pixels
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Very bright, no dead pixels
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I've got three of these set side by side, and I went through a total of 9 monitors due to dead pixels or dust under the screen.
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It looks great however there is a SINGLE dead pixel dead center of the screen which is disappointing
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NO DEAD PIXEL
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and I have no dead pixels and no ghosting issues
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Gud monitor just came with dead pixels( DO NOT BUY)
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No dead pixels.
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No dead pixels and it works great.
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Multiple dead pixels after a few months of use
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There isn't a dead pixel anywhere and all in
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Got both monitors replaced.1 was perfect.1 had dead pixels
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Surprisingly, there were no dead pixels at all on this monitor!
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In that time, I had to order a replacement because the first one I received had several dead pixels
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No flickering or dead pixels or anything
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Very bright, no dead pixels
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No dead pixels
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Only complaint i have is that when i turned it on it has two stuck or broken pixels
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No dead or stuck pixels, absolutely nothing wrong
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The first monitor delivered had dead pixels, bright pink, right in the middle of the screen
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The monitor looks beautiful.... no dead pixels or blinkers
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Other than that, No dead pixels, the colors and viewing experience is fantastic
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I've come across a dead or stuck pixel (green) hopefully it will go away on its own if its just a small bug
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Very nice monitor for the price, comes with all the other cords except an HDMI.Only reason I didnt give 5 stars is because.1.Didn't come with an HDMI cable (it sohuld say in the product description if it comes with one or not).2.On arrival the LED monitor had a couple VERY TINY dead pixels.
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The only problem I have with mine is one dead pixel
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The monitor works good, no dead or stuck pixels so far
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Asus specifically, has a 'zero dead pixel' policy -that is all three sub-pixels, but allows up to 5 dead sub-pixels
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so I will just deal with the dead pixels on the 2nd replacement screen
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The first monitor i ordered had a dead pixel
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I've had two of these since late 2011 and outside of 2 or 3 dead pixels, they've served me wonderfully
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No dead or stuck pixels.
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Very pleased with this Asus VE278Q, no dead pixels and setup was a breeze
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No dead pixels
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No dead pixels
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Absolutely no dead pixels, works nicely for games
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Came with two dead pixels
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No dead pixels
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No dead pixels and it's nice and clear.
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Clear picture; no dead pixels as some have experienced
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It also has a dead pixel that's stuck at bright blue
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I have thoroughly tested these monitors and I have experienced no major ghosting, dead pixels, or stuck pixels, and this is after 24/7 continual use since I have received them
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Clear, crisp, clean, no dead pixels
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Haven't event had it for three weeks and it already has a bright red dead pixel near the bottom-center of the screen
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Dead pixel in the center of the screen after 1 week of use.
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Awesome deal, 27 inch 1920x1080 for under $200, no dead pixels, fast 2ms response, high-gloss black finish.
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No complaints except a dead pixel within a month.
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I've tried all other brands that cost even more and they had dead pixels
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Never a problem and no dead pixels
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13406-2 guidelines for Class II LCDs of "four dead pixels and ten dead sub-pixels would be within tolerances"
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No dead pixels, no problems
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Second, I have one dead pixel right in the middle of my screen
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:I had ordered this monitor new for my first PC build, and it came with a dead pixel
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There is a dead pixel all the way on the top closer to the left, and a damage spot dead center on the top
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I was sent a replacement quickly from Amazon and that monitor had a dead pixel on the screen
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I wanted to save some money, so I got it used and had doubts that I would get some dead pixels.
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Good color, clear picture, no dead pixels, fast response playing FPS games and a good price.
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I get it, some monitors are pushed out of the factory with one or two dead pixels, that doesn't give you a free pass to neglect mentioning it
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So, if you have a green dot in the center of the screen that means there's two dead sub-pixels.. it sucks that you got one of these, but what else can I say -all manufactures are like this on Class II devices
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Clear screen, arrived well packed with NO dead pixels
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and it already has two dead pixels
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One of the monitors came with a stuck pixel, annoying
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Last time I use Amazon Warhouse, might as well just start buying my wares physically since 2 dead pixels wasn't worth a passing mention
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0 dead pixels and a total of 6 Asus monitors; these do not disappoint.
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Crisp image, free of bad pixels.
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No dead pixels so far.
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I had dead pixels on the right of the screen
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Both are working great, no dead pixels and no issues at all
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No dead pixels, no variations in brightness around the edges or anything
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and I already got 2 dead pixels.
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Noticeable pixel bleeding around all text, images, buttons, etc
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Otherwise, like others have written, the monitor arrived in flawless condition with no dead pixels.
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Beautiful huge screen with a high-quality matte, no glare, no dead pixels, fast shipping from Amazon, great price, and beautiful picture with excellent ports for configuration on practically any setup
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looks great, good refresh rate, good delay, but mine came with a dead pixel
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No dead pixels.
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Ordered a couple of these and both have burnt out pixels in less than a year (I use them all day)
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Arrived earlier than promised and no dead pixels.
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my monitor did ship with a dead pixel which is slightly annoying.
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seams to be 100% ran it through some tests to make sure it didn't have any dead pixels out of the box and seams fine
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It has an annoying dead pixel on the left bottom corner, but it was only $120 after the rebate.
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These things have thousands of power-on-hours and the only defect is a single dead pixel that is easily forgettable
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No dead pixels, no issues setting it up
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As far as picture this monitor is great, except for one dead pixel nearly in the center of the screen (bad luck I
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No bad pixels I can see yet.
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The fact that the pixels on a CRT are actually glowing rather than a backlight shining through them, along with the sheer pixel density made the experience of using it amazing
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I thought I saw 1 bad pixel when I first started using it
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Received this monitor, ZERO dead pixels, ZERO flaws anywhere function wise or external wise
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Two monitors in a row came with defective pixels out of the box.
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If I had written this in the first couple weeks would have been an easy 5 star review but after a month have a bright pixel at the 9 o'clock position of the monitor that is a constant irritation.
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If you get lucky and get one without a dead pixel you will really like it.
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No dead pixels.
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The only problem is that I have had two monitors in a row with dead pixels
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Had 4 dead pixels out of about 40 billion where I could notice it doing my Windows 10 boot and BIOS settings but never really ever in the next 800 or so days
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It has now developed a dead pixel
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I HATE dead pixels even just one
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Both are working great, no dead pixels and no issues at all
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Last time I use Amazon Warhouse, might as well just start buying my wares physically since 2 dead pixels wasn't worth a passing mention
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0 dead pixels and a total of 6 Asus monitors; these do not disappoint.
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We use them for dual monitor setups in our office and have not had a single one fail nor had any dead pixels on them
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Nonetheless, it was accepted for return no problem and I purchased the VS248H-P and love it
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l love it,just like new!