There are helpful test patterns that you can play on YouTube and similar sites that make dead and stuck pixels easier to spot.

No dead pixels and excellent picture quality and detail

Checked right away on the replacement monitor, no dead pixels.

I tried 27" monitors but in every case there was a problem with them - color desaturation, glass chips, LED bleeding, dead pixels, stuck pixels, defective ports, etc.

It arrived with no issues (no weird tints, no dead/hot pixels of any kind)

This would not work with a 16:9 monitor, i.e. full HD, or 1900x1024, because there are not enough pixels to display a full page of a document in Word with text still be legible

(extra pixels are always welcome in my book)2)Color reproduction for a e-IPS3)Awesome viewing angle especially in portrait4)Good for gaming also5)USB ports are very handy6)Very good stand and good constructionCons:1)Anti-glare coating are very aggressive in this monitor

No dead pixels

No dead pixels, no stuck pixels, worked right out of the box.

The UI controls are easy and there's no dead pixels.

Unfortunately, I was unlucky this time and there are a few dead pixels on the display

Besides the great extra pixels, the stand on this monitor is fantastic

i went from a samsung 23", to this... with two died pixels

Found no bad pixels and the 1980X1200 is extremely nice compared to the 1980X1080

The first display we received had a dead (dark) pixel.

Crisp, clear, no dead pixels, they look fine out of the box compared to my two 24" Samsungs that I've calibrated

I thought I had one bright pixel at

Zero dead/stuck pixels.

I had an old dell 20" and that sucker lasted me almost 10 years and still works to this day without a single dead pixel

I ordered this monitor to replace an old HP monitor that had 3 lines of dead pixels in it.

So far so good - bright, clear colors, no dead pixels, easy adjustments using front mounted

I can't see any dead or stuck pixels, there is no yellow tint or any other kind of defect visible to my eyes.

I have other monitors at home, mostly 1080p, and feel like I'm missing 200 pixels from the screen

All of them have had light bleeding/clouding issues and the last one i received came with a dead pixel

Was concerned with some of the neg reviews, but the unit we got has good color and no dead pixels.

I absolutely love having the extra 120 pixels

I have three Samsung monitors, two of them are several years old, and I don't have dead pixels on any of them.

I am not a "dead pixel hunter," so cannot comment on that aspect, other than to say I don't see anything amiss and the display looks GREAT!The monitor is a few pounds heavier than the

Monitors are still working flawlessly and I haven't noticed any screen burn, dead pixels, or color degradation.

and it has zero dead or bright pixels that I can see.

Mine had no pixel problems whatsoever - but if it did, I think that even a single bright pixel qualifies for a replacement with the Dell Premium Screen policy.

The reviews on the Asus were excellent and if I was more into gaming I might have picked that one because of the fast refresh rate, (although a lot of people on youtube are happy using the Utrasharp for gaming ).So far I've found no bad pixels, no yellow tint or any other flaws, calibration was perfect out of the box

Received it within 2 days and no dead pixels

I had no dead pixels

Great monitors, clear, no dead pixels.

I find no dead pixels or uneven color

I did not see any dead pixels and all three monitors put out a very uniform image.

The screen is almost completely smooth and dark when the PC first boots and there are no dead or stuck pixels

Great monitors, clear, no dead pixels.

By going 16:10, this is 1920:1200, so I didn't lose pixels in either direction.4

No dead pixels that I can tell

No dead/dying/stuck pixels

I highly recommend thoroughly checking out the pixels right after you receive it.

One had a stuck pixel, the replacement one for that one ( courtesy of another 300$ up front..600$ total) had a dead pixel

back+ Have yet to see a single dead pixel.+ Decent response times

No dead or stuck pixels.

No dead pixels, no stuck pixels, no damage, no marks, no LED bleeding, no desaturation, great lighting and color balance - this was true on all three monitors.*Good menu system.*Excellent adjustable stand.*1920x1200 resolution is nice, 16:10 makes a huge difference

Was concerned with some of the neg reviews, but the unit we got has good color and no dead pixels.

Monitors arrived in perfect condition with no dead pixels.

I don't see any dead pixels or yellowish tint

Color calibration appears straight on, great wide viewing angles typical of IPS panels, with no dead or stuck pixels whatsoever and absolutely no backlight bleed on the one I received.

Other than that, the picture is great and I have no dead pixels

Read a few complaints about the stand, bad pixels, too bright, poorly made, unattractive material used for the matte screen causing an unpleasant look.................but

It has no dead pixels, very good image quality and acceptable

, my monitor has a dead pixel on a full white background

So far so good - bright, clear colors, no dead pixels, easy adjustments using front mounted

if you switch to an all white background you can see a certain pixel or few are brighter in an area

But I can still accept it since the dead pixel only shows up in full white background and it is tiny

Crisp, clear, no dead pixels, they look fine out of the box compared to my two 24" Samsungs that I've calibrated

The additional 120 vertical pixels are nice too.

I returned that one and the replacement arrived with two dark pixel clusters

No issues with set up, no yellow tint, no dead pixels, just like the ones at home

Unlike some other reviews, there were no dead pixels when I received the monitor

I have no dead or stuck pixels.

I really like this monitor, but I got a dead pixel on it within 6 months.

No dead pixels

No dead pixels, no stuck pixels, worked right out of the box.

the dark pixel clusters look like the monitor is dirty or has a smudge....tried to clean the screen multiple times but the dark spots are still there

Don't notice any problems with PWM (I keep the brightness at 70% and use "flux" software at night to reduce eye strain) and I couldn't find any dead pixels.

Other brands are doing that, but those also had more complaints about dead pixels and other returns.

It arrived with no issues (no weird tints, no dead/hot pixels of any kind)

After looking at the dell 2410 and several other IPS monitors this is the only one I could find that didn't have some fatal flaw in the reviews like dead pixels or color issues

I tried 27" monitors but in every case there was a problem with them - color desaturation, glass chips, LED bleeding, dead pixels, stuck pixels, defective ports, etc.

Buy this monitor if you can live with up to 5 dead pixels because that is what Dell considers acceptable.

There are helpful test patterns that you can play on YouTube and similar sites that make dead and stuck pixels easier to spot.

If there are any "dead" pixels, I haven't noticed them

Quality control issues/stuck pixels/smudges between layersMy Settings: I have used both the standard and color temp control

Mine had zero dead pixels, super bright and responsive, and the viewing angle is great.

Minor has great colors, showed up with some dead pixels in the middle of the screen

I appreciated the safe packaging, which ultimately brought it in without any dead pixels or any other noticeable damage

It doesn't seem like much of a difference than a 16:9 monitor, but those extra few pixels are great if you want to put it vertical

There were no dead pixels on my display and the packaging was excellent

Beautiful, bright display with no dead pixels, and perfect size

No dead pixels or anything

Unfortunately, my first 2 shippments all comes with dead pixels on the screen

There are no dead pixels, the color and settings are really good out of the box

This monitor arrived with 0 dead pixels.

I have no dead pixels and this monitor it bright crisp and easy on the eyes

Had them for 6 months and so far zero issues or dead pixels.

No dead pixels so that is a real plus

it's very thin, less than 4mm across, and the pixels are good, just slightly slightly greyed out

The longer story: the first monitor I received had a dead pixel issue (way more than four pixels)

As far a I know, none had any issues with dead pixels or other failure and they were used every day.

Tried an Asus, but had issues with dead pixels and horrible light bleed

Arrived with 0 dead, stuck or bright pixels

Unfortunately the first one I received developed a line of dead pixels across the screen after about a week of use, but Amazon's return process was painless and I got a working replacement before having to return the original.

No dead pixels: I absolutely hate dead pixels

Stuck pixel dead center eye level

This monitor has many pros, such as no dead pixels, adjustable stand, beautiful design, nice color quality and very flexible