Dicehunter
06-01-2015, 04:09 AM
Every Asus monitor I've bought within the past year weather it's for work, As a present for someone or for myself has either arrived with dead pixels or developed them mere days after purchase, Why is this ?
My list so far -
Asus PB278Q - 6 dead pixels.
Asus PB287Q - 11 dead pixels *Current Monitor*
Asus VX279Q - 3 dead pixels, The first one had 5 dead pixels.
Asus PG278Q - I went through 4 of these all with dead pixels and stuck pixels and ended up getting a refund in the end.
Asus VX24AH - 3 dead pixels
These were all bought from different stores.
Why are your facilities using sub standard panels ? It's the only explanation I can come up with as I have a Samsung 4K panel in work that doesn't have dead pixels, A dell Ultrasharp that I've had for 3 years with no dead or stuck pixels and a BenQ 144Hz that I bought for my brother with no dead pixels either.
Your quality control on your monitors is beyond sub par, Sort it out.
My list so far -
Asus PB278Q - 6 dead pixels.
Asus PB287Q - 11 dead pixels *Current Monitor*
Asus VX279Q - 3 dead pixels, The first one had 5 dead pixels.
Asus PG278Q - I went through 4 of these all with dead pixels and stuck pixels and ended up getting a refund in the end.
Asus VX24AH - 3 dead pixels
These were all bought from different stores.
Why are your facilities using sub standard panels ? It's the only explanation I can come up with as I have a Samsung 4K panel in work that doesn't have dead pixels, A dell Ultrasharp that I've had for 3 years with no dead or stuck pixels and a BenQ 144Hz that I bought for my brother with no dead pixels either.
Your quality control on your monitors is beyond sub par, Sort it out.