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So.... any burn in?View attachment 128416
Replace Michael Jordan with "LG 34wk95u"
screen is very slightly less uniform, and maybe very slightly more backlight bleeding compared to the first time, but overall still excellent. I guess I'm a glutton for punishment. So pray no burn in this time.
So.... any burn in?
I'm not aware of any manufacturing defect that leads to burn-in on an LCD. So, I would hazard a guess that they all do it.
DO NOT BUY THIS MONITOR!!!!
It suffers from Burn in. Likely this is due to the Nano IPS layer that LG applied to this. This boost the colors, but seem to suffer from burn in. This Nano IPS layer is also going to be inserted in the 34 inch ultrawides and the 32inch 4K monitor that started to come out and slated to come out in the next few months. I'll hold off until then. I'm going to return this to Microcenter in an hour after I pack it back in the box. As you can see from the images, which are best seen when there is a dark grey screen up. I was looking up something on Leveon Bell, and left the monitor on overnight and in the AM, boom burn in. Something that has never occured in LCD, IPS screens from what I know. My Dell U3011 has had many of episodes similar to this to burn in and never has.
Here is the Imgur link to the images.
https://imgur.com/gallery/mPBr5jY
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This is incorrect. I had older Dell 2209's from 10 years ago which I believe used some unknown Chinese panel which showed temporary "burn in" issues. I've seen other monitors like the 43" Dell 4K without the nano IPS layer show the issue too. On IPS displays in my experience it's always been temporary and not permanent like plasma or OLED burn in.
What he said. My Dell 30" ips also shows temporary burn in.
A follow-up: I originally requested the repair on 5/19. It's 6/20 and I have yet to receive my repaired monitor. The status is "Progress" whatever that means. LG's last communication to me was on 6/6 that they received the product. It only took that long to get it to them because it took forever for them to tell me where to send it.... Now one of them just got a giant crosshair of dead pixels (one row and one column). LG is saying they'll honor the warranty but it's going to take them 3-5 business days to tell me what service center to send it to, and then 7-10 business days to fix it once they receive it, and they won't offer me a replacement or loaner or anything.
Don't buy this monitor.
A follow-up: I originally requested the repair on 5/19. It's 6/20 and I have yet to receive my repaired monitor. The status is "Progress" whatever that means. LG's last communication to me was on 6/6 that they received the product. It only took that long to get it to them because it took forever for them to tell me where to send it.
tl;dr Seriously, don't buy this monitor.
Dell's support (the only other time I had a monitor go bad) was, in retrospect, absolutely amazing. Everything other than their leaking my personal information to Indian scam call centers.
Oh snap. It’s probably the same employees walking their Dell laptops between jobs, heh.You mean sending your information down the hall from it's tech support center?
Oh interesting thanks - Yes I've had the same Dell 30" with retention issues so I know what that's like. I'm ok with retention just not burn in