To the other buyers of the monitor: I notice that with a black image, there is backlight bleeding at the corners of the panel, particularly pronounced at the bottom right. On a completely white image, the white on the left edge of the panel looks a tad warmer than on the rest of the panel.

Is this normal/acceptable or am I dealing with a faulty specimen?

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To the other buyers of the monitor: I notice that with a black image, there is backlight bleeding at the corners of the panel, particularly pronounced at the bottom right. On a completely white image, the white on the left edge of the panel looks a tad warmer than on the rest of the panel.

Is this normal/acceptable or am I dealing with a faulty specimen?

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Due to the fact that the monitor displays a warmer image on the right than on the left, I had the monitor returned. I need the monitor for image editing, so I have to be able to rely on the colour reproduction. The monitor is too expensive for such a mistake...

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I did not notice this with my monitor

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