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    Samsung 32” WQHD LED Monitor (S32D850T)

    • No light bleed at all and no dead/stuck pixels
    • the colors are bright, i have never noticed any tearing, flickering, dead pixels, or overheating.
    • but I wanted higher refresh and denser pixels
    • no dead pixels, no light leaks. using the Display Port adapter, no issues.
    • It arrived without a single dead pixel, vibrant colors, and great packaging
    • I have not noticed any dead pixels anywhere on the monitor and the picture is very vivid and clear
    • Pros:Awesome connectivity (DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI, etc)Built in USB hubNice picture (even in 2017)Very nice height adjustable standAround 2 years of use- no dead pixels, no issuesGood viewing anglesRelatively thin and narrow bezel given the age and size of this
    • no dead pixels, no problems whatsoever and the color is clean and crisp - we watch all our movies on this now... connected it to my Mac Mini (1920 X 1200) with the Display Port - and to my surveillance cameras (2560 X 1440) with the HDMI 1.4 port (Apple Display only had Display Port)
    • No dead pixels, easily adjustable, and most surprisingly it came with every type of cable option that is commonly used these days
    • Compared to a 32" 1920x1080 HD TV, the pixels appear much finer making text and other details much easier to read.
    • One dead pixel.
    • As far as I can tell the display is flawless (no dead pixels, no variance in brightness, etc.).
    • Very pleased with the size and quality; however, the first one I received had a large clump of dead pixels in the main viewing area.
    • No dead pixels.
    • Zero dead pixels
    • second one had a group of dead pixels and what looked like dust on the back light, as it was visible from the side angle
    • I've also noticed a dead pixel, you can also use Dead Pixel Buddy to spot if your monitor has any dead pixels of its own
    • I returned the monitor, I also noticed a few stuck (bright) pixels and some light bleed in the corners
    • No dead pixel, 1440 is just wow for working
    • No dead pixels that I've found though and the resolution is great.
    • No dead pixels that I've found though and the resolution is great.
    • No dead pixel, 1440 is just wow for working
    • No dead pixels!
    • The monitor I received has ZERO dead/stuck pixels.
    • There is a bad pixel directly in the center of the monitor
    • No dead pixels that I can detect
    • For work with text documents, it has as many pixels as I could possibly see, and all are crisp with good contrast and more brightness than I'll need
    • As far as I can tell the display is flawless (no dead pixels, no variance in brightness, etc.).
    • I have had it for 2 months, already starting to see dead (stuck as green) pixels.
    • Forget 4K - given that Microsoft still has some catching up to do on DPI scaling, and anything that is not vectorized fonts looks hideous on 125% - 150% scaling, this WQHD resolution is a sensible alternative that gives a very comfortable pixel pitch at its 32" size
    • Not one single dead pixel
    • no dead or stuck pixels so that I am happy about
    • Now I have dead pixels right in the middle of my screen.
    • No dead pixels, easily adjustable, and most surprisingly it came with every type of cable option that is commonly used these days
    • no dead pixels, no problems whatsoever and the color is clean and crisp - we watch all our movies on this now... connected it to my Mac Mini (1920 X 1200) with the Display Port - and to my surveillance cameras (2560 X 1440) with the HDMI 1.4 port (Apple Display only had Display Port)
    • No dead pixels
    • Screen wise, I didn't have a single bad pixel, and the text was very sharp.
    • I'm hanging on to this one because the gap is usually only noticeable when the monitor if off and no defective pixels
    • ZERO dead pixels and a phenomenal image!
    • No dead pixels!
    • No dead pixels, no problems, the backlit is equal when black.
    • devices.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This monitor is wonderful, no bad pixels and looks terrific
    • Dead pixels slowly appear on the peripheries, but I just got one right smack-dab in the middle which is annoying
    • Not a dead pixel among our 100+ monitors.
    • Colors are bright and there are no dead pixels
    • However if there were real issues / dead pixels etc I would have noticed.
    • It came with a single dead pixel (or frozen, I'm not sure)
    • If there are any dead pixels they haven't started to smell yet.
    • But zero dead pixel made me keep it as what matters is the front
    • The pixels are all good, bright and pleasant, and it was really easy to set up
    • No dead pixels
    • No dead pixels
    • And I might just be noticing new ones now that were always there, but it seems like pixels are dying constantly on it
    • Amazon was awesome and quickly replaced it with a new one that has NO dead pixels.
    • It's display is clear, no dead pixels at all
    • Good match between size and resolution - very comfortable pixel pitch, i.e. things look big enough but not excessive at 100% scale in Windows
    • These pixels just died.
    • My screen is perfect with no dead pixels, no bending, no clouding, uniform brightness, etc
    • I have been unable to detect any dead, dim or stuck/bright pixels, and I've surfed the web, played WoW, and watched movies.
    • The only way I can see the U32D970Q being worth anything close to what it costs, is if you do a lot of Photoshop work on highly detailed images and really want/need the subtle textural advantage provided by having 2.25 times more pixels, and aren't bothered by some minor ghosting and text/UI scaling issues (at least until the latter can be fixed).It makes me curious to see what Apple's new 5K iMac looks like in person
    • The "worst" of the reviews claimed delta e of 2.0, which is indistinguishable to the eye (though the IPS they compared it to was 0.4).