Well, the light-bleed is pretty common with IPS screens, not much you can do about it, but I hardly notice it

watching this screen is like staring at a bright light bulb for hours, whites are blown out and inconsistent and the blacks are even worse, horizontal viewing angle is so-so at best: if you're watching a dark picture and look at the screen at a viewing angle close to the max viewing angle advertised, i.e. 135-160-180 degrees, the screen will turn blue-grey due to the backlight bleeding all over the place and bouncing on the reflective screen, it's extremely, extremely annoying, specially on a so-called "ultra wide viewing angle" monitor

There are a lot of reviews complaining about the poor resolution and light bleed.

It has TERRIBLE yellow tint, AWFUL construction (it creeks and wobbles on it's stand), there is EXCESSIVE light bleed, and text is fuzzier than a cotton ball

I am a professional in the Media Industry and after returning an Asus PA248Q because of its terrible backlight bleed, I decided to purchase 2 of these monitors for a dual monitor set-up

For a cheap VGA/DVI-D/I monitor, you can't really go wrong!Pros:60HZCheapNot too