Backlight bleeding issue on QNIX 2710, what to do?

[ttg_Avenged]

Hello there, so I have had a QNIX for about a year now. Luckily there wasn't much backlight bleeding, and I took a picture.

This is BEFORE I did absolutely any work on the monitor.

This is after I took out 4 Philips screws, and loosened a few of the tabs on the left, and bottom right. It got worse. I did NOT take off the entire bezzle.

So I immediately stopped, halfway through taking off our popping the clips connecting the front bezzle. Should I continue? It got worse.

The bezzle clips are here:

By the way, please ignore the white mark in the middle right of the monitor, stupid niece threw a screwdriver at my new screen.

 

[ttg_Avenged]

Hello?

 

[BlackJesus27]

Hello?

why were you trying to take the bezel off? i would stop cause you have probably damaged the display in the process, the backlight bleed looks awful, and the screwdriver mark, i would have gotten rid of the product a while ago, especially with that degree of damage anyway, if its fukt its fukt, nothing you can do about it, i would have sent it back because of the backlight issue when you got it, i personally have a little bit on my lcd but that is a whole other level, there is not much you can do though, shift it to somebody on ebay or put it in a landfill cause there is no way you can fix it, see if re attatching the bezel can do anything for you

 

[ttg_Avenged]

Hello?

why were you trying to take the bezel off? i would stop cause you have probably damaged the display in the process, the backlight bleed looks awful, and the screwdriver mark, i would have gotten rid of the product a while ago, especially with that degree of damage anyway, if its fukt its fukt, nothing you can do about it, i would have sent it back because of the backlight issue when you got it, i personally have a little bit on my lcd but that is a whole other level, there is not much you can do though, shift it to somebody on ebay or put it in a landfill cause there is no way you can fix it, see if re attatching the bezel can do anything for you

Lol, if you don't know the product that's fine but this Korean 200$ 1440p 96-110hz monitor (yes, 200$) is a bargain after you fix the Blight bleed. PLS panel, too. Amazing monitor, bad bleed. Bleeding if fixable, I just don't know how to fix it.

I read online loosening the bezel fixes the bleeding.

 

[BlackJesus27]

Hello?

why were you trying to take the bezel off? i would stop cause you have probably damaged the display in the process, the backlight bleed looks awful, and the screwdriver mark, i would have gotten rid of the product a while ago, especially with that degree of damage anyway, if its fukt its fukt, nothing you can do about it, i would have sent it back because of the backlight issue when you got it, i personally have a little bit on my lcd but that is a whole other level, there is not much you can do though, shift it to somebody on ebay or put it in a landfill cause there is no way you can fix it, see if re attatching the bezel can do anything for you

Lol, if you don't know the product that's fine but this Korean 200$ 1440p 96-110hz monitor (yes, 200$) is a bargain after you fix the Blight bleed. PLS panel, too. Amazing monitor, bad bleed. Bleeding if fixable, I just don't know how to fix it.

I read online loosening the bezel fixes the bleeding.

doing that can actually cause more of a problem as it allows more light to escape, re attatch the bezel or try the duct tape method that you can look up online, its a bit risky though 😀