But a word of caution - sometimes the one u swap is worse than the one before. Like my own experience the new
Dell U2311H i bought had some problem with OSD menu button lock up, other than this problem evrthing was perfect. So i call Dell to exchange but end up the swap one got dead pixel . Then i call to exchange again and the next one the monitor surface got some sticky residue bcoz of the transparent packing and also some minor scratches behind the monitor. Since i already exchange twice, i got tired liao so i just accept it ( i know i could exchange again but it was quite time consuming also ). And then u know wat, after 1 month of usage the monitor got 2 dead pixel .but even so, lucky the dead pixel is at the far bottom corner side.
And to "add salt to injury" i found out only later, there was a simple solution to my first monitor problem, the one wit
the OSD problem, at least that one was a new monitor... ...
So my advise is if its just 1 dot of dead pixel which like wat u mention it such a minor issue, just bare and stick with it
until maybe some major problems arise than only exchange..

This post has been edited by apecorp: Nov 21 2012, 02:05 PM

After 2+ years i find that my Dell U2311H backlight bleeding is getting worse..
I dont have a proper camera to take a pic but i found this picture from the internet. I have the exact same problem
as the person who posted it here:


The bottom left corner is really bad , i dont mind the other corners. Is there a way to fix backlight bleeding??

2 + years still got warranty?? And my current monitor is actually a 2nd exchange meaning when i bought the new one
after i week i exchange with another . Cos the first 1 also had some problems...