Gigabyte M32Q / FI32Q

[Gregor79]

Hi there

What class IPS panel is used in Gigabyte M32Q and FI32Q monitor ? I've heard that Gigabyte quality went down and stuck/dead pixels are common thing. If I was going to buy one of the mentioned monitors and on arrival I found a stuck/dead pixel or two - would it qualify as faulty on arrival, would you replace it or could I swap to a different model or brand if that was the case. Can you please tell me how would you approach this matter.

Thank you

 

[Gregor79]

Ok,

https://help.overclockers.co.uk/hc/en-gb/articles/5002311625757-I-have-a-dead-pixel-on-my-monitor-can-I-get-a-replacement-

Mentioned ISO standard in link above is now:
- ISO_9241#ISO-9241-302,_303,_305,_307:2008_pixel_defects - -"which renders ISO 13406-2 obsolete "

Knowing this we can learn from this website -

ISO 9241 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

about different classes of identification

So the Innolux panel with semi wide gamut falls in which of those identification classes ?

Now, I'm assuming/guessing from the link provided by @EsaT to gigabyte site, that M32Q with stuck/dead pixels would be identified as class 1 but FI32Q with the same would be class 0 - btw I do wonder why ? both uses same Innolux panel, as I have learned here
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHpNPRYNpcc&t=929s&ab_channel=HardwareUnboxed.

if I was going to buy M32Q and I end up getting one with stuck/dead pixels would my only option then be to return - "You are however still eligible to return the monitor as unwanted within the first 14 days if you’re not happy with the product."

Please advise.

Kind regards.
Gregor