Tiny Black or Bright Pixels Appear on My Computer Monitor

We use high-precision technology to manufacture durable LCD monitors.

In all LCD panels, regardless of the manufacturer, there's a chance that a small number of pixels don't change color. This is normal for all LCD displays from all manufacturers. Most defects are noticeable only when the computer boots up or if it displays an all white or all black screen. They shouldn't be noticeable under normal operation.

Because a defective pixel or pixels is normal on all LCD screens, there is a high chance that a replacement LCD may also have them. It could have more defective pixels or the pixels may appear in a more noticeable position than on the one it replaced.

Sometimes dead or defective pixels will correct themselves over time. However, if you feel that the number of defective pixels isn't acceptable, an authorized service technician needs to evaluate the LCD screen.  Go to Product Repair.