Is it usual to spot a few dead Pixels even on a brand new Lcd Tv?

Question

I am using a Syntax Olevia LT20S 20 and i spotted about 4 dead pixels under the blue display (no program) and do manufacturers give warranty for dead pixels.

Answer 1

While manufacturers will not cover dead pixels under a certain amount, it could make a difference if the dead pixels are always-off or always-on. Always-off pixels are not too noticeable (sounds like what you have), but always-on pixels can be quite disturbing. looking like bright points of light on the screen. In some cases, people have been able to get the manufacturer to replace sets with always-on pixels even though the tolal is less than the limit.

Answer 2

Lower priced LCD screens such as yours ( meaning second or third grade LCD screens , top ones get used on higher priced models )usualy have a few dead pixels .Read your warranty since some manufacturers dont consider anywhere from 4 to 10 dead pixels a reason to exchange TV .

Answer 3

No, it is not unusual to spot few dead pixels on a brand new LCD teevee. Not too sure about the warranty thing though.

Answer 4

It's a pretty common problem unfortunately. They will replace it if they have enough dead pixels. Every brand has its own understanding of "enough".

Answer 5

there is extremely no longer something you're able to do approximately it. they are everlasting. I extremely have one on my liquid crystal exhibit that bothers me while the exhibit screen is black on a similar time as watching video clips. It glows a dazzling crimson. i will stay with it.