IPS pannel glow... or backlight bleed?

[hubertinnovation]

Hi,

I have been noticing that my monitor's lower right corner is somewhat more light filled (compared to the rest of the monitor) during movies with very dark scenes. Nothing that bothers me, but the display is under warranty and no reason to not solve the potential problem.

Max brightness - https://imgur.com/a/y8xA8Xx
25% brightness - https://imgur.com/a/qyL05cW

The "issue" (or whatever it should be called) does differ from which angle I take the photo, and of course, the phone makes it way more noticeable.

 

[Eximo]

The better question is how noticeable is it to you when you are viewing normal content?

That looks somewhat typical of some of the VA panels I have looked at. Even down to the Yellow to the right and blue to the left. Is it an ASUS/Acer panel from AU Optronics?

 

[hubertinnovation]

The better question is how noticeable is it to you when you are viewing normal content?

That looks somewhat typical of some of the VA panels I have looked at. Even down to the Yellow to the right and blue to the left. Is it an ASUS/Acer panel from AU Optronics?

Monitor lgd04e8 is the only thing I could find in device manager about the screen name. The device is from ASUS, model is GL753, if that somehow helps. The issue cannot be seen during normal use, only noticeable when screen is black.

 

[Eximo]

So it is a laptop? Never would have guessed from the pictures.
They don't list the specs of the screen, so I assume it varies by configuration.

If it is high refresh rate, than it is a VA panel. This is fairly typical of what ASUS considers acceptable.

 

[hubertinnovation]

So it is a laptop? Never would have guessed from the pictures.
They don't list the specs of the screen, so I assume it varies by configuration.

If it is high refresh rate, than it is a VA panel. This is fairly typical of what ASUS considers acceptable.

I'm sorry, I was on my phone when I started the thread, didn't pay attention to details. Yes, it is a laptop, 17.3 inch, 60Hz, IPS panel.