Hi Avi,

Welcome to the Community.

I am unable to open the link provided by you to check the bleeding happening with the monitor. Could you please attach a picture on the forum so that I can help you in a better way.

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell

Hey Manshu,

Hi Avi,

Thank you for the reply.

Could you also let me know the country you are in so that I can check it with the team concerned.

Also, let me know if there is any speaker or any other device near the monitor which can cause this. 

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell

Hey Manshu,

I'm in Israel.

There's no other device close to it, but I will check again when I get home.

Hi Avi,

Thank you for the reply.

I have forwarded the picture and the details provided by you to the team concerned. I will keep you posted.

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell

Hi Avi,

Please provide the following details:

How old is the monitor?
Is it still under warranty?

Thanks & Regards
Manshu S
#iworkfordell

Avi,

We do not validate our monitors in a dark room. We use standard office lighting. Dell monitors do not have 100% backlight uniformity specification. As long as the center 2" circle meets our manufacturer specifications, it is acceptable. If the Brightness and Contrast are maxed to 100 and you measure the brightness difference of any two points on the monitor, the difference will never be greater than 25%.

Hey,

I received this monitor on monday (March 4th 2013).

It is under warranty, I didn't speak to my retailer yet though, I wanted to see if there's anything I can do that doesn't involve shipping it back.

Chris,

Dell monitors do not have 100% backlight uniformity specification. As long as the center 2" circle meets our manufacturer specifications, it is acceptable. Per that policy, I would not replace that monitor.