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Maybe you can take off the glass and be happier without it's reflections ;) (I had first a WA with glass, and now an WD without, and I prefer it) Cheers - Klaus

I have a WD, and it doesn't make any audible noise, with the speakers below 12% (enough for most occasions). I got one green stuck pixel, as you ;) Besides, very happy with the screen (glassless version). Cheers - Klaus

I use them to listen to the sound of videos, interviews and things like that. They are ok for that. Cheers - Klaus

Mine is quiet. The only defect: one green stuck pixel (sometimes I see it in dark areas, mostly it is hard to find). Cheers - Klaus

The problems is if you have to work with text and numbers on a white background all the time. I am very happy with my WD glassless, and I wouldn't be so with the Dell. Black and very well contoured letters on a white an uniform background, without noise, that's a dream. And with it's high...

My WD is quiet, even putting my ear close to it. I have the speaker volume set to 10%. Setting it to more the 50% it makes a little background noise, but not much either (and not squealing), and I don't need so loud. Cheers - Klaus

Sounds like stuck pixels. I just have one green close to the center of my WD (I can see it only with a dark screen and looking for it; it is very small, as it is only a quarter of a pixel). If you have such many, maybe you should ask for an replacement. Cheers - Klaus

2 with the same problem seems really strange, especially as other's haven't reported this problem. Maybe it's not the monitors fault. Video card, cables… Cheers - Klaus

I have a WD and a power consumtion meter connected. Mine just pulls 40W, but I have it on ECO-mode 0% and 20% of brightness. That's enough for me. The WC should have a similar power consumption. Cheers - Klaus

The WB has antiglare coating, probably the same as the Dell 27" models. And it has wide gamut. I preferred the WA/WD because of the coating, and I am glad to have the glassless version now (first I had a WA with glass, that stopped working, and was changed for a WD without glass, as I...

The A and D have a onscreen menu for adjustments of color… are HDCP compliant, and there was some difference too en bit depths. You should have a look at the specs on hazro.com Cheers - Klaus

Yes. It is the A model with an additional Display-Port, and just one VGA-Port. No other differences. I have received my HZ27WD glassless a week ago. I prefer it to the glass WA I had before, because of much less reflections (warranty replacement). Cheers - Klaus

On my 27WA there was no pixel defect at all. My 27WD has one green stuck pixel (if it is still there; havn't looked for it for some time ;) ). Ahh, just put the screen all black, and have seen it again, after looking closely for a while. It really doesn't matter; it is hard to find, so small...

You can try [email protected] Some weeks ago this address was working. Cheers - Klaus

Depends what you are using the screen for. For video, gaming… you will not note AG coating. It is worst for office work, dtp…, with text and numbers on white background. For photo and design it may disturb, but not as much as all the time with tiny things on white background. Depends on your...

The WA and WD stands I have are not easy to move (should be the same with the WC). I usually grab the shaft of the stand with one hand, and the upper border of the screen with the other, and then carefully… Cheers - Klaus

Ahh. Now I know what that tool that came in the box of the WD is for. It is a L-shaped metal lever, with a sticker that says: DP Lever (and a lot of chinese or korean signs). Cheers - Klaus

an it affects only the C-model. Futhermore, some days ago I read something on this pages about a workaround, but don't remember where and how (as I am not affected). Sorry for not being able to tell you more. Cheers - Klaus

The color settings are in the first menu. You can change between user, normal, warm and cool. Activating user, you can change RGB colors individually. Ecomode is in the third menu (Misc). The fifth menu isn't explained in the manual. I can't access it either. Maybe for firmware update...

The backlight of the A-version stopped working after some months. As a warranty replacement, Hazro offered D-version, and I asked for the non-glass variant. I don't use games, and as I combine office work (extra pixels very welcome) and nature photo hobby (more color adjustments, maybe better...