Quoted from FatPanda:

ltg At some point, I started having difficulty removing the backglass while the lock is in place. Either in the "locked" or "unlocked" position, the backglass can still move around the same. The backglass seems to be just a hair too big in order to fit through the bottom frame, or it needs to be moved up just a hair further, but I feel like the lock is impeding it's movement.
The only truly reliable way to remove the glass is to remove the security torx screws and remove the speaker panel on top, but obviously don't want to have to do that each time.
Do you have any thoughts?

Quoted from Gogdog:

Ok, as an update...no, the monitor is not under warranty. After talking to JJP, they wanted $600 for a new monitor replacement. What is odd...is that when I first called, I was quoted $900 for the monitor, but was quoted $600 when they replied to an email I sent.
Thankfully...my monitor was still marked with the "micro-ray" power supply, so I was able to contact them. Evidently...JJP has now required new monitor suppliers to remove the "make" of the monitors, I suppose to potentially force replacements to be bought (with a markup) through them.
Anyway, right now Micro Ray has about 40 led monitors that JJP sent back to them due to single pixel errors. Its not even a dead pixel (black) its an "always on" type pixel, which should hardly be seen when there is a bright screen (which is about always on Dialed In).
And these are $198...you can find them here -> https://micro-ray.com/27-inch-internal-monitor-for-gaming-machines/
You'll need to take off the steel mounting plate from the top of the back of the monitor and reuse that.
I did find the monitor only itself here ->
https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/27-inch-lcd-computer-spare-parts_62433045843.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.0.0.433670976l3JZs
You are buying it direct from China, but they still want $138 plus shipping, and it doesn't come with the black power supply and controls, black side mounting plates, etc.
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Since I'm not positive that my monitor was caused by a failing LED or a failing power supply issue, I think $198 is a fair price for a product that includes both monitor and power supply, even with a bad pixel.

Quoted from delt31:

The final design is nicer. Original looks outdated/old.

Quoted from Doctor6:

I removed mine and it started showing wear pretty quickly. Don't do it. I got a cliffy it is a little wider than factory) and put it back on. Removing the bottom rubber on the post helps a ton, however.