Display

Dead Pixel Test

Fill the display with black, white, red, green, blue, and gray to inspect individual pixels without uploading anything.

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Inspect solid screen colors

Clean the display first, then inspect each color from a normal viewing distance.

Six inspection colors Use arrow keys, Space, or the on-screen controls to move between colors.
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How to inspect the screen

Clean the panel with the manufacturer's recommended method before starting; dust can resemble a dark pixel. Enter full screen, move through every solid color, and scan the display in a consistent pattern from a normal viewing distance.

Dead pixels and stuck pixels

A dead pixel commonly stays black because it does not emit light. A stuck subpixel may remain red, green, blue, or another fixed color. A mark visible only on one test color can indicate a subpixel issue, while a mark that changes with viewing angle may be surface contamination or panel pressure.

Before requesting service

  • Take a clear photo showing the defect and surrounding area.
  • Check the manufacturer's pixel-defect policy and warranty threshold.
  • Do not press or rub the panel in an attempt to repair it.
  • Repeat the test after reconnecting the display if the mark flickers.

Moving trails are different from fixed pixel defects. For those, read what causes monitor ghosting.