They charge you 15% for exchanging it?
It took me one attempt to return it. In my experience having stuck/dead pixels on a screen is the worst thing to have. I've gone through many electronics with defects so its not the best thing to experience. My previous Android phones and MacBooks have been replaced multiple times and its such a pain to go through. If you can ignore it (which will be hard) then do so but if you want a perfect screen try another one because you paid for an expensive product and you deserve to get what your hard earned money paid for.
Looks like Best Buy got rid of the 15% restocking fee a while ago so I can return it. Since its the Holliday season I actually have until Jan 16th to do so. Not sure if I will though because I'm worried I may get one thats even worse. I'll just see if I can live with it until after Christmas and if I cant I'll return it in January. I have actually found two "anomalies" now. One is a stuck pixel and the other is something under the screen. Both are the size of a grain of salt or smaller and can only be truly seen at max brightness, with the room lights turned off, at way closer than normal viewing distances and on a black or white screen respectively. I'll post some pics. Keep in mind these are at maximum magnification on the iPhone 6s+
The first one is the black screen. The bright white dot is the curser and you can see the stuck pixel to the top left of it. The other specks are just dust on the screen.

Next is the white screen. In this one the regular curser is pointing at whatever it is under or in the glass.

This one has some text in it for size comparison.

And finally the black and white screens and their effected areas at normal viewing distance, brightness and the room lights on. Both dots are about 3/4 of the way up from the bottom edge on the right side. (sorry about my reflection in the shots)



