masterboknoy,

* Go back to the top of the Monitor Forum board
* Open the Monitor FAQ
* Open the Announcement, Pixel Policy

Thanks for your reply DELL-CHRIS.

Yes, i have read the pixel policy before hand..Do you think i should wait for a week? As the dell-tech lady said, to give it a week then give an update, because what I have now is a replacement already.

Im still running it with DPT and still no progress.. 

Thank you,

R

Dells 'Pixel Policy' is quite frankly a disgrace.

A brand new monitor should not exhibit a single dead/stuck pixel.

Thanks dumpystig. It my first time owning a dell product and im thinking not to buy another one. :) Maybe its just not my luck.. :)

I asked that dell-tech lady if the the stuck pixel is normal on new monitors..... and she said, 7-10 dead pixels is nomal. ... :(

@ masterboknoy - you're welcome pal. As regards 7-10 faulty pixels being normal... that's at the very least laughable.

@ DELL-Chris M - no disrespect but I didn't say it was confusing... see the above posts. I doubt anyone purchasing a used monitor, let alone a brand new one, would go ahead and buy it knowing there were 7-10 faulty pixels.

I admit that the Dell Pixel Policy can be confusing. The U2711 is an Ultrasharp monitor so test it this way -

* Change the windows background to all Black color with no image on it. If you see a stuck pixel that is permanently white, red, green, or blue on the all black background, that means it is a Bright Dot Pixel defect.
* Ultrasharp, Professional, Alienware monitors = 1 or more Bright Dot Pixel defect justifies a replacement monitor
* All other Dell monitors = 6 or more Bright Dot Pixel defect justifies a replacement monitor

* Change the windows background to an all White color with no image on it. If you see a stuck pixel that is permanently black on the all white background, that means it is a Dark Dot Pixel defect.
* Ultrasharp, Professional, Alienware monitors = 6 or more Dark Dot Pixel defect justifies a replacement monitor
* D series monitors = 9 or more Dark Dot Pixel defect justifies a replacement monitor
* All other Dell monitors = 6 or more Dark Dot Pixel defect justifies a replacement monitor

Does that help clarify your issue?

i am agree with dumpystig. a brand new monitor taken out from a sealed box should not have such kind of defect. don't you guys(dell) did quality inspection before packing your products?

thanks guys...dell is sending me a replacement again...

i hope the coming one has no problems

I admit. dell has a good support  in regards on replacements..thumbs up to you dell..

Honesty, I just dont like the feeling of always asking replacements, as people tends to hate people who complains too much..

Sorry...all I want is to have what i expect and what I paid for...

Ihank you

A faulty monitor is one thing. But sending out a replacement that is also faulty is just wrong and shows Dells incompetence regarding both QC and aftercare.

And you will find too many instances of people receiving a second replacement (third monitor) that is also faulty.

Not to mention the hassles involved regarding the infamous Service Tag, or the red/green tint fiasco....  and these are marketed by Dell as high-performance monitors.

Incidentally I have both a U2410f and a E248WFP.