EDIT - Second monitor arrived today; dead pixels in the right center part of the monitor

All of that is behind me now, I've decided to join the real world and get a display that is not glossy, not retina, not OLED, just good old fashioned pixels with a matte finish.

No dead pixels or image burn in

Four dead pixels in a row near the center of my screen means there is a noticeable black streak which is quite annoying.

The monitor comes with a displayport to mini displayport cable, and a USB 3.0 cable (it has 2 USB ports built in on the side, and 2 on the bottom).Finally, this Ultrasharp comes with a 3-year warranty with a fast replacement, which is great if you happen to get a dead pixel or something like that

Looks phenomenal, and was able to get HDR enabled on my Windows 10 box - however, there is a group of about three dead pixels in the top of the monitor, so I will be returning for a replacement; this monitor was handled with extreme care, so I know it either left the factory with them or was done in shipping

I couldn’t find any dead pixels, and there’s only minor backlight bleed along the bottom, left, and right edges (for thin monitors like this one, a little bleeding is pretty much unavoidable)

Also, NO dead pixels, NO backlight bleed, none of the panel issues that monitors can suffer from

No dead pixels, extremely thin bezels

Screen didn't have a single dead pixel or issue

Mine has zero dead pixels.

However, my display developed a black spot on the backlight (looks like a dead pixel) just a few days after getting it

I understand that they cannot guarantee zero dead pixels, but four together should have caused this screen to be rejected.