What stores offer no dead pixel coverage?

Galvin

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Been looking around in the forums. I'm looking for an on-line retailer that will 100% gaurentee that the display they're selling will have zero dead pixels.

In a few months I plan to get the benq VW

Dead/stuck pixels are unacceptable to me.
 
You can send anything back to Costco for any reason, and they'll pay the shipping both ways. But the online selection isn't huge.
 
Online stores pissed me off in that area. That's why I just decided to go to Best Buy and buy my monitor there. The guys in the store said I could return it with 1 dead pixel (the guy at CompUSA said 10 something...I immediately left the store).......I would assume the online store would be the same?(The price is probably the same as it is in store so you might as well go there and pick it up anyways)
 
Not even sure if they carry benq VW. I went to their website did a search for all products with the word benq nothing came up.
 
the bad thing about pixels is even if you get a perfect monitor initially its not guaranteed to stay that way. ive had displays, when new, that didnt have any dead pixels but over the course of a few months, sometimes longer, a few appear. it happens.
 
The same thing happened to my monitor, it was perfect and within six months I had over six stuck pixels.
 
Been looking around in the forums. I'm looking for an on-line retailer that will 100% gaurentee that the display they're selling will have zero dead pixels.

In a few months I plan to get the benq VW

Dead/stuck pixels are unacceptable to me.


Best buy and Circuit city both have zero dead pixel policies, no hassle returns, online stores to my knowledge DO NOT, plus online you will pay shipping and restock fees and god help you if UPS will be delivering your precious new lcd panel.

I highly recommend NOT buying an LCD panel from an online retailer for all of those reasons.
 
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