It’s depressing that we have to resort to fixing these issues ourselves. For years I had LCD/LED monitors and never had any bleed, since then, nearly every new one looks like crap from the factory. On a positive note, this helped my Samsung G5 monitor and worked well, so thank you for the video!
I totally agree with you and the most embarrassing thing is hearing the manufacturers themselves claim this problem as something normal being part of the panel. It happens to me with a recently purchased LG screen model UQ8050, it has 1 and I still have the same problem. I honestly wouldn't know what to do, does this technique really work?
i bought an almost $600 ultrawide monitor and it still had backlight bleed, was just about to return it and get a new one but I found this video, thanks a lot
Thanks for video, I have ips glow and I'm kinda relieved you said its normal. I know the difference between bleed and glow, you only really notice it in black scenes at certain veiwing angles if I'm playing a game generally you can't see it. I'm not new to monitors but I have had my pc hooked up to an LG oled for the past 2 years so I guess I just have to get back used to a monitor now 🤪
BB happens to me when everytime I clean my room because I use to move them by holding both corners of the monitor. To avoid from it dont touch the screen even if single tap. Always use the stand of the monitor if your about to move them.
55 inch Lg uhd tv with both bottom corners bright, i loosened up both lower screws on the back just about half a turn and applied pressure at the bright areas and it appears to be working.
I thought about just making a small clamp out of two pieces of plastic and a nut and bolt. It would look ugly, but you could dial in just the right amount of pressure and leave it overnight. Then take it off and hopefully there shape will be retained. Probably, wouldn't be a bad idea to turn brightness up as high as possible to heat up the display before you do this.
I applied pressure on the front trim of my dell latitude e7270 and it seems to fix the IPS glow (not fully but some of it) until I stop! However, there are some displays that don't have black light bleed & IPS glow. Also, there was a technology some years ago that solved these issues!
Very logical, technical and thoughtful.. Definitely a great DIY at home tip, especially after it leaves the production unit (with all quality issues of course..😀). The only concern here is to be wary of the pressure applied and for how long in intervals, lest that generates any secondary damages to the system in the run.. The bottom line is, cold plastic can be moulded with persistent exertion over time. ..good one👍
This wont work most of the time because plastic just springs back to it's original shape. Manufacturers really need to get their shit together and design things in a way that the display panel is not being pressed against. I can't believe we are still having to deal with this. I'm returning a monitor tomorrow because of this nonsense.
I have a smaller version and love everything about it, except the atrocious bleed. Guess you wanted to find a solution and try to keep it as well? I know I'd be a happy consumer if that damn bleed was just not an issue. Id also rather not play the panel lottery again.
i fixed my bleed by very softly brushing on the screen with my index finger from the middle towards the edge where the bleed was. The softer i did it the more it helped .. i only have glow now on my legion 5 pro.. Great Succes :D
My monitor is VA technology, but can it have IPS glow as well (if it isn't an IPS monitor)? I have white cloud zones on the corners, how can I tell if it is IPS glow or Backlight bleed?
YT is a golden place where you get cheats like this to keep in mind if you want a older piece of gear longer instead of sucking up all the big numbers an feeling gross lol
Hey dude, iam still sitting here with the problem while having a Samung Odyssey G7 ( its a curved panel.) I also tried rubbing etc, but that didnt make any improvements. However, yesterday i found out that the problem is lying in the frame of the monitor. The Back side isn´t properly adjusted to the screen, so i got 2 brackets on it which hold the frame together and since then no BLB anymore. But i don´t know if itll last or if itll come back after a hwile when i get rid of them? You think the frame will adapt to the pressure the 2 brackets are doing on the panel?
Hello, I have a screen without frame from the acer company and the model type is xb273ugs, and when I turn off the lights in the room and test the screen, I see a glow from the sides with a color close to orange. Is this something normal and if it is not normal, tell me I want a treatment for it and thank you
It's normal, this is called IPS Glow, and it's on like all IPS monitors, so it's not a big worry. In terms of fixes? Don't know of any (though I haven't searched for)
I just wanted to highlight that this was my first attempt and it really seems to be getting darker as I keep pressing on it. Do you have any idea of how many days doing this is necessary until it gets really better? I will try to document this by taking pictures and then post it on RUclips someday to see if it really works.
@@riverhook But like in the same day? Cause I've been doing it for a while now and although I think it has improved it didn't dissappear. I have a frameless ALIENWARE 2521HF. Any tips?
@@levilima9925 No, not the same day. You need to ignore it a little bit - I know it's hard. Let the frame settle. And then sporadically do it again and it will eventually force the frame to hold that "optimal" position. I did it whenever I remember in the course of a couple of months, but each time I did it, it reduced a bit
Can ips glow happen on wva screens? I can't tell if mine is backlight bleeding or ips glow, i'd say it's backlight bleeding cus on two parts i can see a brightest part and it gets brighter when i squeeze. It's on a notebook and i can't tell if i should change it cus it's still on warranty because i've heard some people that have sent the notebook and received a new one with even worse lights on the screen.
do you think that most of the bad reviews on Amazon about back bleeding is because people doesn't know the difference between normal ips glow vs back bleeding?
I really hate that this happens, Had my last 2 monitors arrive with pretty bad backlight bleed. Hopefully my next one won't have it. I can deal with a little bit of IPS glow but bleed shouldn't be happening.
I just bought an 85 inch Samsung q60b and same problem all over the corners. Its an easy menu fix...on Samsung you go into the main menu and go to expert settings and go to backlight settings and adjust it from there. Also go to settings then general then power and energy saving make sure brightness optimasation is enabled. It will automatically adjust the black screen according to light in the room. You can also go to picture setting go to shadow detail it adjust the black images the lower you go the blacker they get i leave it at -2. Ive done all this and its 90% better its still there but ever so faintly. I don't even notice it anymore. So annoying when you pay so much for these tvs. These settings can be achieved on most tvs if you just go into your menu options. Don't be afraid to do it as long as you don't change anything you can back out of the menu by hitting the back button or if your changing something take a pic of it on your phone first so you can go back and put it were it was or just do a picture only reset..hope this helps.
Interesting I have the exact issue with a 65" Samsung q60b, but my 65" does NOT have a separate backlight adjustment in the expert settings. It just has a brightness setting which I don't want to turn down because the picture degrades. I do have the other adjustments you mentioned in the menu so I'll try them.
No matter how gentle or where I push, the light source is only getting brighter, not darker. What should I do? I think after some experimenting, it actually got worse.
It’s depressing that we have to resort to fixing these issues ourselves. For years I had LCD/LED monitors and never had any bleed, since then, nearly every new one looks like crap from the factory.
On a positive note, this helped my Samsung G5 monitor and worked well, so thank you for the video!
I totally agree with you and the most embarrassing thing is hearing the manufacturers themselves claim this problem as something normal being part of the panel. It happens to me with a recently purchased LG screen model UQ8050, it has 1 and I still have the same problem. I honestly wouldn't know what to do, does this technique really work?
Bro, I tried it on my 55 inch xiaomi Tv that have light bleed issue.. your method works man.. thanks alot
Its a great tip! Very thankful
i bought an almost $600 ultrawide monitor and it still had backlight bleed, was just about to return it and get a new one but I found this video, thanks a lot
Good to hear that!
Thanks for video, I have ips glow and I'm kinda relieved you said its normal. I know the difference between bleed and glow, you only really notice it in black scenes at certain veiwing angles if I'm playing a game generally you can't see it. I'm not new to monitors but I have had my pc hooked up to an LG oled for the past 2 years so I guess I just have to get back used to a monitor now 🤪
BB happens to me when everytime I clean my room because I use to move them by holding both corners of the monitor. To avoid from it dont touch the screen even if single tap. Always use the stand of the monitor if your about to move them.
55 inch Lg uhd tv with both bottom corners bright, i loosened up both lower screws on the back just about half a turn and applied pressure at the bright areas and it appears to be working.
sir your a genius, i just did your advice n my pc monitor came back with its normal monitor
I am fully aware of that - Thank you!
I thought about just making a small clamp out of two pieces of plastic and a nut and bolt. It would look ugly, but you could dial in just the right amount of pressure and leave it overnight. Then take it off and hopefully there shape will be retained. Probably, wouldn't be a bad idea to turn brightness up as high as possible to heat up the display before you do this.
😀😀😀😀😀
...that would look like an old lady with her curlers on... Just kidding..
very important knowledge sir! thank you for sharing! :)
I applied pressure on the front trim of my dell latitude e7270 and it seems to fix the IPS glow (not fully but some of it) until I stop! However, there are some displays that don't have black light bleed & IPS glow. Also, there was a technology some years ago that solved these issues!
Im not sure but I think this is works. I did lightly press my screen and the blb seems decreased. But its just hard to see the blb clearly to me
And if they are at the midle, not at the edge?
It comes back again as soon as I leave my finger manh...like what do I do to make it not come back?
Very logical, technical and thoughtful..
Definitely a great DIY at home tip, especially after it leaves the production unit (with all quality issues of course..😀). The only concern here is to be wary of the pressure applied and for how long in intervals, lest that generates any secondary damages to the system in the run..
The bottom line is, cold plastic can be moulded with persistent exertion over time.
..good one👍
Thanks. Since the point I did the procedure for about 20-30 times, the issue hasn't come back. It's 100% black and beautiful.
This wont work most of the time because plastic just springs back to it's original shape. Manufacturers really need to get their shit together and design things in a way that the display panel is not being pressed against. I can't believe we are still having to deal with this. I'm returning a monitor tomorrow because of this nonsense.
It’s pretty sad when you buy an LG 86 inch nanocell TV and you have back light bleed on something that cost well over $3000
Aren't we all, my friend. I couldn't sleep and decided to fuc'in fix it myself
I have a smaller version and love everything about it, except the atrocious bleed. Guess you wanted to find a solution and try to keep it as well? I know I'd be a happy consumer if that damn bleed was just not an issue. Id also rather not play the panel lottery again.
Think nanocell is an ADS panel
I got the same problem man it’s frustrating
Get an OLED then. All ips, va panels get glow
Helped a lot thank you :)
i fixed my bleed by very softly brushing on the screen with my index finger from the middle towards the edge where the bleed was.
The softer i did it the more it helped ..
i only have glow now on my legion 5 pro.. Great Succes :D
please make a video of how you did it. I really need to work this out, it me off too much
Can you show how you do it? I dont understand just from words. Its confusing.
My monitor is VA technology, but can it have IPS glow as well (if it isn't an IPS monitor)? I have white cloud zones on the corners, how can I tell if it is IPS glow or Backlight bleed?
its backlight bleed
what about bleed lins pixls
YT is a golden place where you get cheats like this to keep in mind if you want a older piece of gear longer instead of sucking up all the big numbers an feeling gross lol
Hey dude, iam still sitting here with the problem while having a Samung Odyssey G7 ( its a curved panel.) I also tried rubbing etc, but that didnt make any improvements. However, yesterday i found out that the problem is lying in the frame of the monitor. The Back side isn´t properly adjusted to the screen, so i got 2 brackets on it which hold the frame together and since then no BLB anymore. But i don´t know if itll last or if itll come back after a hwile when i get rid of them? You think the frame will adapt to the pressure the 2 brackets are doing on the panel?
Not sure mate, but if there are frame issues, it might help. Just try, can't hurt
@@riverhook I report success, thers still minor bleeding, but not as much as before and i don´t really mind it anymore.
@@e.corphan5635 maybe YOU should make a vid
Hey, I have a g7 and would like to try this. What type of brackets did you use?
Hello! Can you please show how actually you did that? If it will work i will send you some crypto.
Hello, I have a screen without frame from the acer company and the model type is xb273ugs, and when I turn off the lights in the room and test the screen, I see a glow from the sides with a color close to orange. Is this something normal and if it is not normal, tell me I want a treatment for it and thank you
It's normal, this is called IPS Glow, and it's on like all IPS monitors, so it's not a big worry. In terms of fixes? Don't know of any (though I haven't searched for)
Does this work on laptop
I just wanted to highlight that this was my first attempt and it really seems to be getting darker as I keep pressing on it. Do you have any idea of how many days doing this is necessary until it gets really better? I will try to document this by taking pictures and then post it on RUclips someday to see if it really works.
I think I needed like 15 repetitions or something like that. FYI - Mine is completely, and I mean - pitch-black now.
@@riverhook But like in the same day? Cause I've been doing it for a while now and although I think it has improved it didn't dissappear. I have a frameless ALIENWARE 2521HF. Any tips?
@@levilima9925 No, not the same day.
You need to ignore it a little bit - I know it's hard.
Let the frame settle. And then sporadically do it again and it will eventually force the frame to hold that "optimal" position.
I did it whenever I remember in the course of a couple of months, but each time I did it, it reduced a bit
@@riverhook So you had a panel that had backlight bleed but since you've been doing it it has dissappeared over time?
@@levilima9925 Yes, man. I've literally had the same problem which made me experiment with how to do it. After a while, it went away
Thanks
Can ips glow happen on wva screens? I can't tell if mine is backlight bleeding or ips glow, i'd say it's backlight bleeding cus on two parts i can see a brightest part and it gets brighter when i squeeze. It's on a notebook and i can't tell if i should change it cus it's still on warranty because i've heard some people that have sent the notebook and received a new one with even worse lights on the screen.
Backlight Bleed is a byproduct of IPS or as you say IPS Glow. WVA and VA does not have Backlight Bleed
Is it possible to be opened and repaired if I take it to a specialist? And thank you.
Not sure, but I don't think this counts as a fabrication flaw
I have ips glow with the Gigabytes M27Q P that just came out but it’s real bad
do you think that most of the bad reviews on Amazon about back bleeding is because people doesn't know the difference between normal ips glow vs back bleeding?
For sure, but again, who knows
I have ips glow after mounting it to a monitor arm
If the light changes when you move, then it’s ips glow and not bleed.
What if that backlight is red
I have similar issue with my hisense smart TV A6 it’s really annoying is this normal?
My new u8g top right has it. I'm mad it's buggin me because you can't notice it with most content playing but I'm like that. It's pissing me off.
Sir meri tv realme 4k bleeding karati hai din mai pata nahi chalata lekin rat quality down lagati hai kya karu sir please reply sir
Bro, can you help me? I didn't get what I should do, I need to press the screen or the back? Tks
What do you mean?
i tried this on a new ips paneland now i have a new bleeding at the bottom center also seems to have gotten worst
Had the same situation, just press other points and it will go away
I really hate that this happens, Had my last 2 monitors arrive with pretty bad backlight bleed. Hopefully my next one won't have it. I can deal with a little bit of IPS glow but bleed shouldn't be happening.
i wish u good luck on the new monitor 👍
LCD technology
I just bought an 85 inch Samsung q60b and same problem all over the corners. Its an easy menu fix...on Samsung you go into the main menu and go to expert settings and go to backlight settings and adjust it from there. Also go to settings then general then power and energy saving make sure brightness optimasation is enabled. It will automatically adjust the black screen according to light in the room. You can also go to picture setting go to shadow detail it adjust the black images the lower you go the blacker they get i leave it at -2. Ive done all this and its 90% better its still there but ever so faintly. I don't even notice it anymore. So annoying when you pay so much for these tvs. These settings can be achieved on most tvs if you just go into your menu options. Don't be afraid to do it as long as you don't change anything you can back out of the menu by hitting the back button or if your changing something take a pic of it on your phone first so you can go back and put it were it was or just do a picture only reset..hope this helps.
Interesting I have the exact issue with a 65" Samsung q60b, but my 65" does NOT have a separate backlight adjustment in the expert settings. It just has a brightness setting which I don't want to turn down because the picture degrades. I do have the other adjustments you mentioned in the menu so I'll try them.
@Dennis Gallant I should help it's so annoying to see that bright light but mine is gone now.
@@bigguy1403 Funny how your same model has backlight adjust and mine is just one size smaller and doesn't.
@@bigguy1403 Did these changes affect picture quality a lot? I find making adjustments dulls the picture.
impresive how you DO NOT fixed anything
Is screen blacklight bleeding going away over time?
Yes..if you save enough to buy Oled🙂
No matter how gentle or where I push, the light source is only getting brighter, not darker. What should I do? I think after some experimenting, it actually got worse.
Triste isso. Passo pelo msm. Se resolver, me diga
congrats you believed an internet troll
The new update patched oof
Does this work with laptops?
Try it out, not sure
Dude wtf. I have a frameless one from lg, and it looks after the first try really better... i did this with two hands for be even more usefull haha
I know man. I was stubborn to find a way and it seems that this is the only thing that works
If it is frameless, how do you do this without touching the screen with our greasy fingers? you just carefully grabbed the 5 millimeter frame?
@@nickde6339 i was wearing one time safety gloves, because i knew if i will touch with my greasy paws, it will be a mess.
I have 3 LG monitors and none suffer from any background bleed or any uneven ips glow.
@@RockG.o.d thats great for you, which ones do you have?
Wow
Haha I knew this about back in 2013 I went I got an ips panel 😅 for 1000$ never again ips for me
Its just lottery with these IPS technology. It will never be true black. Just live with it. As long as it is not too bad
U can't even fix urs since 2018
True.
😅😂🤣
Hahahahaha
You ppl are tech picky, get over it its a not big deal, id rather this then dead/stuck pixels
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