08-02-2025 07:43 PM - last edited 09-02-2025 03:46 PM
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Hey everyone,
I've had my Samsung G8 Neo for about a year and two months. Recently, I noticed a persistent green blob in the bottom right corner of the screen. No matter what I do, switching the DisplayPort cable, tweaking various monitor settings—the issue remains. I spent around 1300€ plus tax, expecting the monitor to last for years. Has anyone else experienced something like this, or does anyone have any insight into what might be causing it? Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated! I am in germany.
08-02-2025 07:50 PM
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I see you mentioned $ this is UK and Eau community i would suggest you to post in US community.
https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Samsung-Community/ct-p/us?page=1&tab=recent_topics
09-02-2025 02:15 PM
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My bad, I acually live in Europe! This was bought in Germany, where I am resident.
10-04-2025 10:11 AM - last edited 10-04-2025 10:14 AM
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Hey, I have exactly the same problem in exactly the same corner! I've had the problem for over a year but my monitor was out of warranty and I couldn't find anything about the problem, did you find a solution? It definitely seems like a factory mistake by Samsung since this exact problem happened for me too.
I had done some testing such as replacing displayport cable and various other tests to find out what is wrong but it seems like it was a factory problem with the product in the end since the exact same problem happened for you but I am not sure what can be done if it is out of warranty.
If you reduce hz to 120 the green blob mostly disappears so it is some kind of hardware fault.
