Are stuck dead pixels inevitable?

About LCD display pixel anomalies for Apple products released in 2010 and later

 

It answers your question. It doesn't work if you don't click and read, though.

 

We cannot be expected to answer questions never asked-few of us are psychic.

If you wanted to know how many people have stuck pixels, throw a poll instead.

From the link you were given, I deduce the answer to your newly formulated second question being 'most likely, but I'll probably not care if I ever notice'.

 

It's not uncommon for a monitor to have a stuck pixel. It happens. Depends on where it is and how it affects your viewing. My Pioneer Elite tv has one stuck pixel. The only time I ever see it is when I use the screen wipe pattern. I suppose if I set of a pure white screen on my imac, I will find one too. You have to decide at how annoying it is and whether you wish to keep it. However, a few dead/stuck pixels is considered acceptable by manufacturers.

 

I had no dead pixels but had yellow and returned.

 

I expected more from you mackage.

 

Only one and it's red. But it's in the left side of the screen and you can't spot it unless you look for it when shutting down/starting up. Besides, I have the dock on the left side and it hides it very well

 

I haven't noticed any dead pixels on my 2011 21.5" iMac.

 

Dead/stuck pixels are not very common these days. If your machine has dead/stuck pixels or the yellow tint, Apple will in many cases simply replace the machine (or the display) under warranty.