Hello,
I bought a Iiyama G-Master GB2760QSU-B1 earlier this week. I bought it because it had lots of good reviews without any real bad ones.
After firing up the monitor I noticed a backlight issue... Some parts of the screen are darker than others, the left and right sides of the monitors are so dark it's even visible on white pages.
I took a picture, I know an image doesn't say anything but I drew lines on it to draw somewhat what it looks like.
I'm satisfied with the monitor, except for this part. This isn't just visible on dark scenes, but also on brighter (with dark mode on a website it's impossible NOT to notice it)
Is this a possible manufacturing fault or is TN/this monitor known for this? My current TN monitors have 0 backlight issues.
(Monitor will be returned either way, but if it's a manufacturing fault I might re-order it as I like it apart from that).
Any help or info is appreciated
I bought a Iiyama G-Master GB2760QSU-B1 earlier this week. I bought it because it had lots of good reviews without any real bad ones.
After firing up the monitor I noticed a backlight issue... Some parts of the screen are darker than others, the left and right sides of the monitors are so dark it's even visible on white pages.
I took a picture, I know an image doesn't say anything but I drew lines on it to draw somewhat what it looks like.
Normal (thought I'd just add it):
Image with indications (White lines are brighter, black lines are darker):
Image with indications (White lines are brighter, black lines are darker):
I'm satisfied with the monitor, except for this part. This isn't just visible on dark scenes, but also on brighter (with dark mode on a website it's impossible NOT to notice it)
Is this a possible manufacturing fault or is TN/this monitor known for this? My current TN monitors have 0 backlight issues.
(Monitor will be returned either way, but if it's a manufacturing fault I might re-order it as I like it apart from that).
Any help or info is appreciated
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