I received an Asus MG279Q a few days ago which I will be returning, I should have a replacement arriving some time today.
The reason for the replacement is IPS glow.
I read it's an unavoidable downside to the technology and therefore some glow is to be expected. But I've never had a clear idea of just how much glow is to be expected.
As I said my replacement should be arriving in a few hours. I'm hoping it'll be a better monitor. If not maybe I'll return it again and get another replacement. Or is this whole course of action something of a futile quest?
Maybe this is as good as an IPS panel gets?
Admittedly things look splendid when the image displayed is full and bright colour. As has often been reported it's when there's a dark screen that the problem reveals itself.
Here's a photo of the problem, taken during the day. That glow in the bottom right corner is not a reflection or daylight catching the screen, it's IPS glow.
Am I deluding myself to think that I might be able to get an IPS without this problem?
Thanks
The reason for the replacement is IPS glow.
I read it's an unavoidable downside to the technology and therefore some glow is to be expected. But I've never had a clear idea of just how much glow is to be expected.
As I said my replacement should be arriving in a few hours. I'm hoping it'll be a better monitor. If not maybe I'll return it again and get another replacement. Or is this whole course of action something of a futile quest?
Maybe this is as good as an IPS panel gets?
Admittedly things look splendid when the image displayed is full and bright colour. As has often been reported it's when there's a dark screen that the problem reveals itself.
Here's a photo of the problem, taken during the day. That glow in the bottom right corner is not a reflection or daylight catching the screen, it's IPS glow.
Am I deluding myself to think that I might be able to get an IPS without this problem?
Thanks