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Yes, you could say it really bugs me. :D

Sorry, found it via google searches, same monitor same problems still.

I hate this damn thing, if the screen were pressed together more I think I could deal with it.

Sorry wrong thread.

ASUS say to have monitor packed and ready in original box for when the courier comes and you do a swap, not sure how happy he would be if I asked to have a quick look at the refurbished one before handing over mine.

I asked a computer repair store near where I live if they could get a fly out from inbetween the backlight and the screen of my asus and they said it was too risky :rolleyes:.

Thanks for your response.

I think you did, one final question if you don't mind, how did you package the monitor to send back to ASUS? I still have the original box but if I send it in that and the refurbished one I receive is broken I don't know how I would go about sending that one back.

I presume you have RMA'd these? Can I ask you about the quality of the refurbished units they send? I am wondering whether it is worth RMA'ing mine if I am going to end up going down a path of RMAing again and again and again.

For the first time ever I have just had this problem with an ASUS PG279Q, I have a thunderfly stuck in the middle of the screen infront of the backlight but behind the rest of the screen, tried all the tips in this thread to no avail. I also had one go under the screen of an iMac but it left...