- Aug 10, 2022
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Recently bought an LG Ultragear 24GN650-B monitor and noticed it had significant backlight bleed, IPS glow, and the monitor's colors lean to the much warmer side even after I played around with gamma and the color profile, The panel is also very glossy/reflective which is odd.
As of right now, I don't know how much backlight bleed is acceptable, because some degree of backlight bleed is inevitable in 144 hz IPS monitors. I don't know if the degree of backlight bleed is normal for a monitor like this or not.
When gaming I don't notice the bleed much (although I am bothered by the colors being so warm) but when I am sitting on my sofa a few feet away trying to watch TV or media the backlight bleed is very significant and is noticeable in dark (even very slightly dark) scenes.
should I return the monitor? Here are a few pics showing the issue:
Watching TV a few feet away:
This is the monitor side by side with my other 60 hz IPS monitor:
As of right now, I don't know how much backlight bleed is acceptable, because some degree of backlight bleed is inevitable in 144 hz IPS monitors. I don't know if the degree of backlight bleed is normal for a monitor like this or not.
When gaming I don't notice the bleed much (although I am bothered by the colors being so warm) but when I am sitting on my sofa a few feet away trying to watch TV or media the backlight bleed is very significant and is noticeable in dark (even very slightly dark) scenes.
should I return the monitor? Here are a few pics showing the issue:
Watching TV a few feet away:
This is the monitor side by side with my other 60 hz IPS monitor:
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