None so far (crossing fingers). I have a Sony Vaio laptop. I just got it a few months ago and it would definitely suck to see a dead pixel so soon. My old Dell laptop had a few (took over a year to get the dead spots though).
if you bought it from dell or gateway they have a dead pixel policy i forget what the minimum number of dead pixels needs to be for them to take the return.... but it's a lot more then two i think its 15 if i remember correctly
cause this is the 2nd lcd monitor out of 2 i have purchased that has dead pixels.
2 out of 2
from 2 different brands
from 2 different stores
from 2 different times.
is this bad luck?
i read somewhere that a lcd monitor can have up to 7 dead pixels and be shipped from factory
Yeah. Most manufactures won't cover repairs if there's only a few. There's nothing stopping you from returning it to the store though. (assuming you just got it)
Most professional monitors will have zero pixels, the rest seem to have about 2-5 on average. If it's a dead pixel you can try rubbing it out, I've had great success doing that. Get a plastic baggie and put your hand in it and rub around the dead pixel with one of your fingers, make sure to apply pressure but not too much. With any luck it'll bring it back.
Most professional monitors will have zero pixels, the rest seem to have about 2-5 on average. If it's a dead pixel you can try rubbing it out, I've had great success doing that. Get a plastic baggie and put your hand in it and rub around the dead pixel with one of your fingers, make sure to apply pressure but not too much. With any luck it'll bring it back.
didn't work
and i rubbed and rubbed and rubbed!
guess i will bring it back. my cats chewed up the foam, though
Costco.com has a 3yr/6 month return for any reason policy. The 6 month warranty is for PC parts. You can buy from them online and return a item to one of their local stores too.
Most professional monitors will have zero pixels, the rest seem to have about 2-5 on average. If it's a dead pixel you can try rubbing it out, I've had great success doing that. Get a plastic baggie and put your hand in it and rub around the dead pixel with one of your fingers, make sure to apply pressure but not too much. With any luck it'll bring it back.
Cool, if it ever happens I'll try rubbing one out... It's worth a shot.
when I bought my samsung lcd monitor i saw one dead pixel somewhere on the top, but after a week of using the monitor i canät find the pixel anymore and i noticed it never after
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when I bought my samsung lcd monitor i saw one dead pixel somewhere on the top, but after a week of using the monitor i canät find the pixel anymore and i noticed it never after
I think Samsung has 0-dead pixels guarantee for a certain amount of time (atleast in Finland). I have 2 samsungs
ya, they do, but it has to exceed a certain amount of dead pixels otherwise they won't do shit.. I also have a Samsung. SyncMaster 940bf 19 inch actually
none, but a couples months back this happened to mine (see pic)
It's on warranty for another 2 years so I will be sending it back to get it replaced. Not sure exactly how this happened. Wasn't anything that I did.
sorry about the shitty pic. my webcam sucks haha
Jeesh, looks like somebody punched the monitor lol! My F-419 had a similar problem but without all the color, about 200-500 total pixels just randomly died at the top of the screen. Oddly enough they would come back for a while then just die again. Had to send it back to the factory to get fixed.
What brand is it? and the other monitors you've bought? I have a samsung syncmaster 19" and it's been working like a charm for a year now. No dead pixels, no nothing.
Jeesh, looks like somebody punched the monitor lol! My F-419 had a similar problem but without all the color, about 200-500 total pixels just randomly died at the top of the screen. Oddly enough they would come back for a while then just die again. Had to send it back to the factory to get fixed.
ya, that's what it looks like, but nothing was done at all.. I woke one morning, turned the monitor on and voila! FUBAR! lol
What brand is it? and the other monitors you've bought? I have a samsung syncmaster 19" and it's been working like a charm for a year now. No dead pixels, no nothing.
I have not had much success but you may wanna try to unstick it by using an animated gif comprised of three frames, one green, one blue, and one red. Set it to go fairly fast (.1 to .2 secs) and leave it on for a while. Many people report being able to unstick stuck pixels this way.
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