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So I purchased a MG279Q on the weekend and it seems to have some backlight bleed issues. It's not noticeable while in use, but I'm a bit concerned for when I finish school and can get back into photography where there's potential for it to become a issue. 

 

My my question is if this this is normal for ips panels or if I should exchange it for another and hope that it's better?

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that's bad i'd say

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not super bad but my monitor is way better

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omg... thats pretty bad imo. is this a common complaint for that monitor?  

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I always use my monitor in a well lit environment otherwise my eyes just start to ache. Is it noticeable in normal lighting or just when in the dark? 

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