Advice on monitor back light bleed

[JackFinn]

I'm strongly considering purchasing this monitor second hand via e-bay.

How does he back light bleed look? Taking into account how much a camera can exaggerate the issue I think it looks pretty ok but looking for some advice. Thanks in advance.

 

[junkeymonkey]

all you can do is read up on that issue learn what you can and make your best judgment call on any monitor from its reviews , specs or end user reviews

go to a store the has one on working display and play around with it and its settings and see with your own eyes [ reasons I all ways buy a monitor or tv in store never mail order site unseen ]

just google monitor or hdtv backlight bleed and start reading up

http://www.tested.com/tech/584-how-to-spot-5-common-defects-in-your-lcd-warning-cannot-unsee/

https://www.monitornerds.com/backlight-bleed-ips-glow-pixel-dead-stuck-pixel/

to get you started

one more thing is how the manufactures set up the backlighting in the unit as well [how there mounted like bottom/top or on the sides and all ]

https://www.cnet.com/news/led-lcd-backlights-explained/


then you may line up 20 same monitors and see some may ''bleed '' differently or not at all from the rest as well ???