Does your note 5 have dead stuck pixels?

[vonskie]

Mine has a few clustered together in top center.

 

[RobbyRob]

Nope, if it did it would go right back.

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[Kelly Kearns]

Mine has a few clustered together in top center.

No.. You need to return your phone for a new one.

 

[E Padilla]

Return it. For such an expensive device you wouldn't want to settle with that.

 

[PDXNW]

Had mine for 3 days now and one just showed up or I just noticed it. I can't unsee it now so it's definitely getting returned. Might have to consider the 6P....

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[MDMcAtee]

No none here

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[Gary02468]

None here. Always run a pixel-tester app when you get a new phone, and return the phone if there's any defect.

 

[frodo72]

Hi! Yes, my 64gb galaxy note 5 just had one appear out of nowhere today. I just bought my new phone 2 months ago for $830. I saw that little green pixel today, called Samsung, and I'm appalled at their response. Basically told me I have to send my phone from Hawaii to Texas for a "free repair". It would take 14 business days.

So basically Samsung will sell defective phones and have the consumer send them in for repair. That is outrageous to me.

I can't go 14 days without my phone. I'm wondering if I don't repair it, will it get worst? I can live with a tiny green pixel on my phone though the principle of it is annoying. I just paid a lot of money for a phone that is defective. That's not right. I just don't want it getting worst.

 

[Soylent_Green]

Nope.

 

[geoffjam78]

There is an app called Stuck Pixel Tool. It's supposed to repair stuck pixels...not sure if it really works but some of the reviews were really positive. Worth a try if you have to ship phone back anyway.

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[ielement v2]

I have one in the lower right side of the screen. It's not bugging me, but still poor quality control on samsungs side :/