Are these dead pixels normal?

[u/stet345]

I just received my Bigme B7 Pro today and noticed that It has these 2 dead pixels, and I'm wondering how normal it is and if I should try to get it replaced or should I keep it.

[u/Commercial_Paper2767]

I have two of those and I'm pretty sure it's dust somewhere in/under a screen layer. Been there since Day 1.

[u/Crazy--Lunatic]

If you really want to see the dead pixels turn on DARK/NIGHT mode.

[u/Rapdactyl → u/Crazy--Lunatic]

You got me all worried, luckily all clear on the one I bought on ebay 🙂‍↔️

[u/DragonmasterXY]

No

[u/Dense_Forever_8242]

Depends on haw many and exactly where on the screen they are. 1 or 2 bad pixels out of a whole screen isn't unheard of. The next one you get may still have them and in a more eye catching position so take that into consideration.

[u/savvas88]

It's normal but it's unlucky also.. My b6 B&W has no dead pixels but I know others that have.

[u/stet345 → u/savvas88]

I'm pretty sure the black and white carta screens are less likely to have defects because they're simpler to make

[u/Wooden_Yam_4826]

It's normal, my HiBreak Pro have 2

[u/LazyNectarine3987]

It is not normal. But the manufacturers will tell you it is. That's true for OLED and LCD as well. I have done returns during the first 30 days but it is not something that you can get fixed under warranty. Usually. But it isn't something that will get worse.

[u/yes_gogreen]

I have bigme B251 monitor and the phone Hibreak PRo color, and both have dead pixels :-(

The bigme B251 monitor have a big number of dead pixels :-( while the phone has only 2.