Question Laptop screen bleeding

[mihaigerard]

Hello,


How do you find the level of the screen bleeding in the pictures attached?

It's a monitor laptop, 500 nits, maximum luminosity set.

https://imgur.com/a/LKvajeD

View: https/imgur.com/a/LKvajeD

https://imgur.com/a/X8rZU4C

View: https/imgur.com/a/X8rZU4C



The first one is taken with the dslr, the other one with the phone.

 

[hang-the-9]

First one looks just about perfect, other one looks like it was taken at an angle but looks very uneven. Really would need to see it in person, cameras are not often the best way to judge things

 

[mihaigerard]

First one looks just about perfect, other one looks like it was taken at an angle but looks very uneven. Really would need to see it in person, cameras are not often the best way to judge things

Thank you for the reply. Indeed, it's difficult to get the right idea from a picture. Definetly, it's not perfect, but looking on some reviews of other advanced laptops I can see worse.

I'm attaching a video, perhaps it makes more sense.

Made at max luminosity, 500 nits.

https://streamable.com/2qrk5s

 

[hang-the-9]

Thank you for the reply. Indeed, it's difficult to get the right idea from a picture. Definetly, it's not perfect, but looking on some reviews of other advanced laptops I can see worse.

I'm attaching a video, perhaps it makes more sense.

Made at max luminosity, 500 nits.

https://streamable.com/2qrk5s

If you can see the color differences on normal viewing not just on a black background on those it may be an issue, does not look bad enough to me that I would return it.