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I have one, it's a really nice monitor, sadly there is a small "but". Sometimes, it starts flickering. I'm not completely sure what causes it, but closing the n
by mrweasel 4y ago
I have one, it's a really nice monitor, sadly there is a small "but". Sometimes, it starts flickering. I'm not completely sure what causes it, but closing the nearest Eletron app will normally fix it.
Yesterday my kid wanted to see a video of volcanos on YouTube, followed a really bright picture of My Little Ponys, the monitor managed to start flickering and retain a shadow image of the little ponies, even as I switched between laptops and power cycled the monitor. This only happens on USB-C input, but seeing as the monitor have an Ethernet adaptor and works as a USB hub, USB-C is pretty much the reason I got it.
Notes: It happens really rarely, and exclusively with the M1 MacBook Air. It might be a firmware update away from being fixed. Also Dells has an excellent return policy.