No dead pixels.

For the price point, quality assurance will not be as good as 1000$+ monitors, meaning every other person might get a few dead or stuck pixels

This is for the Quad HD 2K version of the monitor: The THIRD replacement monitor I have received is now showing dead pixels in the middle of the panel as well as a strange separation of the bezel and panel in the top left corner (there is a very small gap with backlight showing through)

It is so disappointing to find a dead pixel within a few days of usage.

No dead pixels or display issues after a month of use

The first unit had a dead pixel and two bright spots from the backlight leaking from the back panel

The biggest issue I had was obviously the dead pixels, as seen in the pics

You don't see any rough edges or pixels at any distance.

That's four of the Quad HD 2K monitors that have had dead pixels or artefacts in A ROW

There are no dead pixels, the USBC hub is super useful (good hubs cost $30-$70

It's a single dead pixel but the color and position of it absolutely ruins the display

No bad pixels

but there’s one dead pixel.

If you are willing to jump through hoops doing potentially multiple returns, then I would recommend it, but it's an unnecessary amount of effort just to have a display without dead pixels or other weird artifacts which should be the baseline for any product, not the exception

I was told that the monitor, to qualify for replacement for dead pixels, needs to have 3 or more dead pixels to return the product

Sharp picture, even lighting, no dead pixels, variety of interfaces available

I can easily live with a dead pixel here or there, especially on a 4K monitor, but a batch that size makes it impossible to ignore during daily use

The monitor came with a dead pixel on arrival and the sound on the monitor is very lackluster

Text is crisp, colors are great after some easy calibration (just search up the optimal settings for this monitor), and NO dead pixels upon arrival (either I got lucky this time or Philips is a good company)

Showed up quickly with no bad pixels or other problems.

Unfortunately, once I did the initial dead pixel test, you can see the batch of dead pixels in the pics

It did arrive with one dead pixel in the first 3rd of the

- It was well-packaged and there are no bad pixels

Text is crisp, colors are great after some easy calibration (just search up the optimal settings for this monitor), and NO dead pixels upon arrival (either I got lucky this time or Philips is a good company)

There was one dead pixel, I noticed when I tried to switch to 75 fps and conversion from default 60 to 75 failed.

Sharp picture, even lighting, no dead pixels, variety of interfaces available

After using less then a year, one of 2 purchased monitors lost the pixels on bottom left corner

I wouldnt recomend this screen to anyone, Had its less than a few months and these "hotpixels or dead" pixels are popping up

Two weeks after the return period expired on the replacement, I noticed 2 dead pixels

The third unit has no dead pixels but has 2 specs of dust close to each other on the inside of the screen, which is pretty much the same as having dead pixels.

There were no dead pixels

Mine have no dead pixels or issues.2. Brightness.

After maybe close to 10 monitors over a decade, this was the first one I had with a bad pixel

No distortion or missing pixels

The second unit had no light issue, but had dead pixels close to each other

Monitor has a 1 year warranty, it I have more dead pixels during the year warranty, then they will replace.

No dead pixels

Here's the story:The first monitor arrived with 3 dead pixels

but I had a dead pixel on day 2

Received one with a dead pixel but I do not notice it or care that much.

I have no dead pixels or defects

and there’s already a dead pixel.

I took it out of the box today and have a dead pixel

The second one came with a neon green dead pixel directly in the top middle of the screen

Individual pixels are so small, almost invisible

Did ok for that, but arrived with dead pixels and a terrible screen bleed

Our warranty policy does not cover only one dead pixel

The replacement arrived today and it has a single gray dead pixel that I'd write off as just bad luck and accept, but then directly beside it there is some bizarre "smudge" that is underneath the panel

Monitor is great but it has a small dead pixel.

and I start getting dead pixels, so I called Philips since it has 4 yrs advance warranty and they said no we can't do anything

Even those, people talked about sputtering displays and bad pixels.

I have not observed any lag, ghosting or dead pixel so far in about 3 months of use

They arrived well packed and with no dead pixels

I think most "sputtering" displays are because people were using 4K displays on older computers without active cables, Bad pixels?

This product shipped with a dead pixel

They are bright with deep blacks (and no dead pixels) and good full sRGB color rendition

Clear, no bad pixels, what's not to like?

Clear, no bad pixels, what's not to like?

The image quality was good, but having a whole row of dead pixels is unacceptable.

the second time I found dead pixels in the corner of the screen.

There are no visible dead pixels