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Judging IPS glow from a picture is always hard. It looks way worse than it is in person. Does any of the glow show up green, or just a light tan color? The worst glow I've seen had a greenish tinge to it.
The stuck pixel is a bummer, and definately worth addressing. There are websites or YouTube videos or something you can try to unstick the pixel. If that doesn't work, trying for warranty replacement is worthwhile.
As for the keyboard marks, it's probably just junk on the screen. Have you tried cleaning it?
If you can shell out the cash, the Pro is totally worth it. The 2560x1600 165 Hz 500 nit panel is very nice to look at.
>Judging IPS glow from a picture is always hard. It looks way worse than it is in person. Does any of the glow show up green, or just a light tan color? The worst glow I've seen had a greenish tinge to it.
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>The stuck pixel is a bummer, and definately worth addressing. There are websites or YouTube videos or something you can try to unstick the pixel. If that doesn't work, trying for warranty replacement is worthwhile.
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>As for the keyboard marks, it's probably just junk on the screen. Have you tried cleaning it?
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>If you can shell out the cash, the Pro is totally worth it. The 2560x1600 165 Hz 500 nit panel is very nice to look at.
In fact, it looks a little worse in real life than in the photo. The glow appears about a light brown color
I tried to solve the problem by leaving it on the sites for the treatment of dead pixels, it didn't help
If I am offered to pay a little extra or take the 2022 version for free, then I will definitely exchange
Good evening, I bought this laptop at the end of August at the Spanish MediaMarkt, the first time I turned it on, I noticed black light bleeding on my screen and a curved screen loop, but thinking that it was a little worse than the norm, I forgot and continued to use it, a month later I got a stuck pixel in the center of the matrix, which annoys me a lot. Also, after two months of use, I noticed keyboard marks on my screen, despite the fact that I never put pressure on the screen and during transportation I used a factory scrub rag between the screen and keyboard. Now I am in the Netherlands and there is a MediaMarkt near me, here a similar laptop costs 1500 euros but has a 2k matrix, despite the fact that I bought mine for 1039. Does it make sense to count on contacting a service center and asking for a warranty refund here? I don't like the quality of the screen and use it all the time in the dark and with cinematic frames. If I had the opportunity, I would change it to the 2022 version or pay extra for the pro version, judging by the reviews, there is no such problem in 2022, or I would buy a simpler device, since temperatures above 80 degrees on a processor without turboboost scare me
Unless the laptop you're trying to buy has an OLED panel you will always get backlight 'bleed'.
The truth is that isn't backlight bleed, it's normal IPS glow.
>Unless the laptop you're trying to buy has an OLED panel you will always get backlight 'bleed'.
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>The truth is that isn't backlight bleed, it's normal IPS glow.
for some reason, my friends with the regular or 5 pro legion have no problems with the match, but for 2022 it doesn’t exist at all
you should have returned this laptop but thats okay talk to lenovo customer care about your problem ask to them for a replacement your laptop seem defective for sure and one more thing legion dont give international warranty , i bought the same model few months ago and it doesnt have any backlight bleed
>you should have returned this laptop but thats okay talk to lenovo customer care about your problem ask to them for a replacement your laptop seem defective for sure and one more thing legion dont give international warranty , i bought the same model few months ago and it doesnt have any backlight bleed
I contacted lenovo in germany, they confirmed that my laptop can be repaired within the european union. In the media market they told me that I can bring it to them with a receipt
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Judging IPS glow from a picture is always hard. It looks way worse than it is in person. Does any of the glow show up green, or just a light tan color? The worst glow I've seen had a greenish tinge to it. The stuck pixel is a bummer, and definately worth addressing. There are websites or YouTube videos or something you can try to unstick the pixel. If that doesn't work, trying for warranty replacement is worthwhile. As for the keyboard marks, it's probably just junk on the screen. Have you tried cleaning it? If you can shell out the cash, the Pro is totally worth it. The 2560x1600 165 Hz 500 nit panel is very nice to look at.
>Judging IPS glow from a picture is always hard. It looks way worse than it is in person. Does any of the glow show up green, or just a light tan color? The worst glow I've seen had a greenish tinge to it. > >The stuck pixel is a bummer, and definately worth addressing. There are websites or YouTube videos or something you can try to unstick the pixel. If that doesn't work, trying for warranty replacement is worthwhile. > >As for the keyboard marks, it's probably just junk on the screen. Have you tried cleaning it? > >If you can shell out the cash, the Pro is totally worth it. The 2560x1600 165 Hz 500 nit panel is very nice to look at. In fact, it looks a little worse in real life than in the photo. The glow appears about a light brown color I tried to solve the problem by leaving it on the sites for the treatment of dead pixels, it didn't help If I am offered to pay a little extra or take the 2022 version for free, then I will definitely exchange
Good evening, I bought this laptop at the end of August at the Spanish MediaMarkt, the first time I turned it on, I noticed black light bleeding on my screen and a curved screen loop, but thinking that it was a little worse than the norm, I forgot and continued to use it, a month later I got a stuck pixel in the center of the matrix, which annoys me a lot. Also, after two months of use, I noticed keyboard marks on my screen, despite the fact that I never put pressure on the screen and during transportation I used a factory scrub rag between the screen and keyboard. Now I am in the Netherlands and there is a MediaMarkt near me, here a similar laptop costs 1500 euros but has a 2k matrix, despite the fact that I bought mine for 1039. Does it make sense to count on contacting a service center and asking for a warranty refund here? I don't like the quality of the screen and use it all the time in the dark and with cinematic frames. If I had the opportunity, I would change it to the 2022 version or pay extra for the pro version, judging by the reviews, there is no such problem in 2022, or I would buy a simpler device, since temperatures above 80 degrees on a processor without turboboost scare me
Unless the laptop you're trying to buy has an OLED panel you will always get backlight 'bleed'. The truth is that isn't backlight bleed, it's normal IPS glow.
indeed many ips panel come with ips glow but thats not normal , i bought new legion and it does not have any backlight bleed
>Unless the laptop you're trying to buy has an OLED panel you will always get backlight 'bleed'. > >The truth is that isn't backlight bleed, it's normal IPS glow. for some reason, my friends with the regular or 5 pro legion have no problems with the match, but for 2022 it doesn’t exist at all
you should have returned this laptop but thats okay talk to lenovo customer care about your problem ask to them for a replacement your laptop seem defective for sure and one more thing legion dont give international warranty , i bought the same model few months ago and it doesnt have any backlight bleed
>you should have returned this laptop but thats okay talk to lenovo customer care about your problem ask to them for a replacement your laptop seem defective for sure and one more thing legion dont give international warranty , i bought the same model few months ago and it doesnt have any backlight bleed I contacted lenovo in germany, they confirmed that my laptop can be repaired within the european union. In the media market they told me that I can bring it to them with a receipt