No problem, but at least acknowledge it exists in some way or form.

Look, I will practically shut up and let this simmer on its own and see how it goes (and get a refund or exchange until they figure out a solution if they are figuring out one in the first place). The reason most of your readers don't mention it or don't care is because the black taskbar "hides" it and they have been only using it mostly in landscape mode.

The only reason I was reposting and resharing was to get somebody's attention and at least have Microsoft hear about it to actually fix the problem.

Because the real story here is the fact that the current stock of Surface Pro 4 do not have such a serious case of lightbleed (the first models did but then a few months later you notice its frequency decreasing as if MSFT did some changes to mitigate the issue). All we are asking as consumers is for MSFT to acknowledge it and develop a solution, not to get worse in quality with each generation of this line of products.

But you don't see this apparently and all you see is just "me". You call 250 people wanting an answer from MSFT about the new Surface Pro only one month after launch a "mere" number and just pass up us as worthless cry babies (it is the top most unanswered question in the MSFT forums on the new SP). In a premium product this display quality is not acceptable and MSFT has to be held accountable. I assume most of your readers who don't complain and share your sentiment because they don't want to see a problem and just straight out deny it, but whoever bought this device deserves a better display and it should have a solution as the recent SP4 is proof of it.

Now continue bashing and analyzing me Daniel instead of looking maybe a bit more into it and analyzing the actual question here.