IPS Glow or Backlight bleed? The monitor doesn't even have a half-year!

Hello, I recently noticed some defects on my monitor (AOC i2475PXQU). Going deeper into the topic, I learned that apparently IPS Glow is a normal thing in IPS panels, it just has to be as some say. But I am not sure if it really is IPS Glow. Could someone help me figure out exactly what it is and if it is possible if the monitor is about half a year old, does it make sense to report it under warranty or something?
best regards

@Piwniczakus Garbatus it looks more like backlight bleed to me. IPS that I have at work and at home did not show such a thing.
Let's wait for the opinion of others.

And in the upper left corner, what is it? Isn't that a bad pixel?

No, I just had some error on Manjaro with Xorg then I noticed this IPS glow / BLB

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Backlight Bleed.
Similar to IPS glow , an effect called backlight bleed is when light leaks around the corners in an LCD display.

IP glow is the screen glow when viewed from a large angle!

when you sit in front of the screen in the normal position do you see this effect?
* not using display parameters "trimmed" for max.

Remember that the AH-IPS matrix pseudo 8-bit (6-bit + FRC), GT 4 / 6ms (Gray-to-Gray measurement method) is there
* this matrix is recommended for 23.6-23.8 "

* At EU East, can they give "inferior (IPS)" matrixes?
The choice of matrices is described Link_column 23_23.8 "


ps
you won't buy a monitor with (DVI-D, HDMI + DisplayPort) for this price
The company recommends in Eco mode

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Brightness - 50-60;
Contrast - 50;
Gamma - 1;
OverDrive - Medium;
Color Temp. - Warm - 100 / or 100 / * 100.

For every user, their eyes are subjective and different!
In AOC _i2470 it was "similar" and it is typical - standard for AH-ips, e-IPS matrix when viewed under ...? angle (ips glow), Anti-glare
* similar in Viewsonic VP2468, LG 24MP88HV,
* mostly left side, up and down? !!

@lisek Yes, I normally sit and if I have a dark scene in a movie or game, I can see it with a naked eye at 40 contrast and 50 brightness during the day, not to mention at night. Despite 40/50 it is still a dark image, and apparently this is supposed to reduce the glow effect

So in short - is it supposed to be this way?

Maybe you have a PLS matrix?

Maybe Aida64, read like there matrix?
Or a program to read EDID parameters. (Monitor Asset Manager)

I mean, on the store's website it was written that IPS (https://www.mediaexpert.pl/monitory-led/monitor-aoc-i2475pxqu,id-693204#tab_description) as soon as the download is finished I will try to give results of the aid

edit: aida the only thing useful (I think) is the "monitor type" LCD FHD

Usually AH-IPS LG-Philips LM238WF2-SS A1 matrices were placed link

Type E-IPS is LM240WU8-SL A2 link

ps

try this second program.

AOC opinions (different model, AH-IPS matrix) link

I mean only if it is backlight bleed or IPS glow and whether any IPS panels have backlight bleed in the standard, can you give it a guarantee (I asked at the point where I purchased and you said that she did not know, but how something it will send to the service but may come down 2 weeks before the monitor returns to me and it is not said that it will be repaired and whether they will accept the guarantee in general, and I do not have a replacement monitor and the computer is in some sense necessary for me)