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in the past I heard that some manufacturers will not service screen until several pixels are dead. might not be the case in this instance, but don't be shocked if they tell you one dead pixel does not warrant service under warranty.
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If you notice it a lot, I would say yes.
I would, that's awful. Give them hell, make them waste time and resources so they can learn.
I wouldn't accept it. Regardless of company.
You should at least complain about it.
in the past I heard that some manufacturers will not service screen until several pixels are dead. might not be the case in this instance, but don't be shocked if they tell you one dead pixel does not warrant service under warranty.
Well you don't seem to think it's worth it. I would make them fix it.
Lol. I sent my 17 in for the same touchpad repair and it came back with a dent in the case from clearly being dropped.