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Originally Posted by tarek2012 
Ya i know not all stuck pixel can be removed, maybe 10 to 20% of stuck pixels can be remove, i will not send it back because the stuck pixel is only visible on dark background and to pay 400$ for a monitor that coast 1000$ it is sure that it have some kind of problem. Thank you Wage for saying that not all stuck pixel can be removed because people should know before buying what the risks are, for now i have to live with stuck green pixel in the middle of my display
Ya i know not all stuck pixel can be removed, maybe 10 to 20% of stuck pixels can be remove, i will not send it back because the stuck pixel is only visible on dark background and to pay 400$ for a monitor that coast 1000$ it is sure that it have some kind of problem. Thank you Wage for saying that not all stuck pixel can be removed because people should know before buying what the risks are, for now i have to live with stuck green pixel in the middle of my display
When I got my monitor, I had a stuck red pixel. It was actually quite noticeable...I picked it out even on a high color picture background (wallpaper of saltwater fish with corals in the background). In fact, it was so big and prominent I am thinking it must have been 4 pixels all right next to each other that were stuck red. I massaged mine for 1-2 minutes every day and ran a pixel repair tool on it for about a week (not 100% on time cuz my monitor would go to sleep after 30 min of activity). After a week of doing that, my stuck pixel had shrunk a TON. Now...it is still there but I can't hardly see it. With an all black background I can barely see it from about 12 inches away.
So mine didn't go away completely (some of the pixels in cluster did), but it did get much less to the point that it doesn't bother me in the slightest.
