Har din HTC Vive eller Oculus Rift också pixelfel?

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Ok, so there's been a lot of confusion and justified outrage recently over HTC's RMA practises, confusion as to whether they do or don't repair dead pixels and the like.
Time and time again in these threads, there's always 5 or 6 comments along the lines of the following:

If you stumble into this thread user, sorry for stealing your comment but it illustrates very nicely exactly what I'm describing here.
When OLED panels are put into a very low power state and aren't actively being passed a signal, say, when something is loading on the PC and there's no actual output yet, OLED tends to develop what's called the "mura effect". Here's a decent explanation of it from the PSVita forums:

Because of the pixel density of the Vive and the fact that it uses OLED subpixel rendering tech to allow the colours to blend and fade more efficiently on an overall lower resolution screen, the low power state shows these pixels as... you guessed it... green. The reason they're green is because of the aforementioned manufacturing non-unformities, the only way to display them as completely "true" black would be to switch them off entirely, leaving you rather disoriented and likely a bit surprised when your screen glares to life after your eyes adjust to the dark.
This occurs on many, MANY displays, from LCD TV's, to PSVita's

While yes, mildly annoying, it is NOT a defect. It is just OLED being OLED. Putting your Vive in for an RMA when you're experiencing this is not only wasting their time and yours because it'll still happen when you get your perfectly functional Vive back, it's slowing down the time it takes them to service people who have really dead or stuck pixels that persist even when games are active on the HMD.
I hope that this clears things up and puts a few peoples minds at rest, maybe if we weed out enough of the false positives HTC will figure out how to support the rest of us with real problems. My HMD is currently in the Netherlands for a really dead pixel, smack bang in the middle of the right lens. Given the horror stories here lately I'm not expecting too much, but I'm silently praying that they'll agree that it really does affect the experience, that or they'll have a policy change in the next week.
Keep on Vivein'.