Review on MSI Non Glare Adjustable FreeSync Optix 27", 1920X1080, 165Hz, Anti Glare Screen, ‎Optix MAG273R, LCD, HD by Kedgy Driscoll

So I bought this monitor during Prime Day and got a pretty good deal (about $175), so some of the reviews are higher than I would have given otherwise. I was surprised when I received this monitor and it was significantly less bright than my 10 year old monitor. Ehh, I should have checked the nits (250 total) before buying so I don't get mad at them. The display is only 1080p but it doesn't seem that sharp, especially when I zoom in on text/documents. Also, you can raise, lower, and tilt the display, but you can't rotate it, which is a little annoying since I've hooked up more than one machine to it and use it at different angles (hence the need to lift and move it). Refresh Rate Good. You cant complain. The real bummer is that just today I noticed dead pixels in the top right corner. I have a dark background and am working in dark mode, so I didn't notice this until I zoomed in today and you could fully see the small bar of dead pixels in the top right corner and three dark other dead pixels in that area. I've tried flashing the screen to make sure they don't just get stuck, but to no avail. I understand this sometimes happens, but I've had this ad for a little over a month (my returns window closed 2 days ago). I'm not sure I even want to go through the whole exchange process. In the end I got what I paid for and wouldn't complain if the dead pixels didn't show up. A little annoying, and my 10 year old Asus display still works great (I had a stuck pixel a while back that I was able to fix), but the bezels are sooooo thin on this one. So this is what happens to him.