My brand new philips monitor has a black dot on upper mid left of the monitor. is it a dead pixel?? or a stuck pixel ?? or a smudge inside the screen?? Should i return it?
If the pixel doesn't change color and displays only black, it's a dead one. Stuck pixel shows either red, green or blue but would be stuck only with that color.
RMA your monitor if that annoys you. (Though, i can't see anything wrong with your monitor, even when zoomed in. Then again, my eyesight isn't what it used to be.)
Btw, if you see individual pixels from where you sit, you bought too big monitor. E.g at 1-3 feet, 24" 1080p is enough and 4-6 feet, 27" 1080p is enough. Since at 1-3 feet you'd be seeing pixels of 27" 1080p monitor.
One of the worst things, is creatures getting under/inside the panel - which happens a lot.I guess it's not a dead pixel then, but if it's a dust or smudge inside the panel, can i clean it?
One of the worst things, is creatures getting under/inside the panel - which happens a lot.
Almost impossible to fix unless you really know what you're doing.
As for a dead pixel, I am with the others, I can't see what you are looking at.
Fine, i'll come clean. 😄
I did spot an anomaly in your images. It's not the pixel that is in fault but the backlighting between them. When looking closely, it is possible to see the darker spot on horizontal line between the pixels.
Like i said above, if it annoys you, RMA your monitor. Though, when the store from where you bought it isn't happy with the RMA reason (e.g they think it's not that great of a deal to warrant a replacement), they will return the same monitor back to you.
Ask them how it will be "gone eventually" as if you have a self-repairing monitor, I think we all want it.I asked about it to the store, and they say the black dot won't spread and it will be gone eventually.
Haven't asked for a replacement though
To tell it politely; store rep gave you deceptive information since there are no self-healing hardware in existence. Maybe in the far far future my great great grandkids can have that kind of tech but that isn't happening in my lifetime nor yours.I asked about it to the store, and they say the black dot won't spread and it will be gone eventually.
Haven't asked for a replacement though
To tell it politely; store rep gave you deceptive information since there are no self-healing hardware in existence. Maybe in the far far future my great great grandkids can have that kind of tech but that isn't happening in my lifetime nor yours.