Is this monitor repairable

[Alex MacLaverty]

I was gaming yesterday and the screen started to crack slowly from the bottom left as you can see in the picture . No idea how or why it's happened as the screen has never had an impact but has been moved a lot over the last few years so may be down to this. The glass panel itself isn't cracked so would this mean it's the LCD underneath? Is this fixable or time to get a replacement? It's an Aorus FI27Q 27" purchased 2020. Link for the picture of the monitor: https://ibb.co/SQTGzdf

Additionally, was looking at a 32" 1440 curved monitor 16:9. Is it worth going curved for 32" + 16:9 as really don't want ultra wide monitors as use a PS5 as well as PC.

 

[throwaway4372]

That is very dead

 

[Alex MacLaverty]

Yeh... I've had so many monitors and it's never happened before. Literally gaming and it just started to creep up the screen and then settled where it has in the picture

 

[Glanza]

Repairable but it'll need a new panel at minimum which usually makes the cost too much to be a cost effective repair. You could reach out to Gigabyte and see what they say for none warranty repair.

 

[Alex MacLaverty]

That's a good shout, will do.

 

[Quartz]

Repairable? Yes. Economically repairable? Probably not. A replacement panel is £84 plus tax from Ali Express but delivery is £45 bringing the cost to £129 and for that money you're better off buying new.

 

[Alex MacLaverty]

Thought so, many thanks. And even if I get a replacement, have no idea how to actually change it!

 

[Quartz]

Thought so, many thanks. And even if I get a replacement, have no idea how to actually change it!

Adamant IT has a couple of videos on similar replacements. It's pretty simple.