Unfortunately, not entirely convinced ...

I have the monitor 2 times exchanged at Amazon, because the lighting was poor. Everywhere on the monitor are small spots where you can see that there's enough a slightly dim room. The replacement unit had the same defects in the same places and I do not mean the typical IPS "Glow", but rather Clouding and in the corners Flashlights. I then ordered him dittes time at another online retailer and there is exactly the same. Just as an example, all the replacement units had bottom right of the Standbye light a small oval Clouding area that can not be a coincidence.

In addition, I have found that from the built boxes regularly, several times comes a faint popping noise, I had to completely turn down to it can no longer hear, although the sound was leaked from my external sound card volume. Disabling the device in the Control Panel was not enough for it. To be fair, I have to say that I do not know 100% if that is on the monitor itself or if there is a conflict with another hardware as well.

As for the rest: image, functions, performance, appearance, energy efficiency, handling, I was actually very happy if these 2 said deficiencies were not. For a 300 Euro Monitor is a clear "no go" for me, especially since I like games zocke gloomy and scary movies look and the enjoyment is still very clouded by the lack of illumination.

Conclusion
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Those who place a high value on a good, evenly lit panel, which should think carefully about whether he At length to the monitor. In other reviews I've read something about "series dispersion", but it is not acceptable but it's pure luck if I now catch NEN good or rather bad Panel ... 3x in succession the same problem, which I would rather call series errors and no serial dispersion.