Are all IPS monitors terrible with black screens? Or is it just my Dell?

Hi guys.

About a week ago, Dell was selling refurbished versions of their 2311H IPS monitor for as little as $140 on their Outlet webpage. Needless to say, I purchased one.
However, I am encountering a pretty big problem: Black screens simply look like crap.

On the lower right hand side of the monitor, one can easily see a burst of light that changes in intensity when I alter my viewing angle.

Thinking I simply got a lemon, I exchanged this monitor out for a new one.
Unfortunately, the replacement suffers from the exact same problem. For whatever reason, the lower right hand corner of the screen seems to exhibit an overabundance of light.

(FYI: I have also noticed that there appears to be a slight magenta hue toward some of the black areas if my viewing angle significantly changes.)
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What's going on here guys?
Could this actually be a disadvantage to IPS screens? Or am I just unlucky?

I also purchased the Dell U2311H monitor when it was on sale last week. I do see a problem near the top right when the monitor goes to black, but keep in mind that these monitors are refurbished so they've been used.

Refurbished should mean they are fault free as new

I have the Dell 2212HM, around six months old. When I look at a black screen, it's black. I don't spend a lot of time looking at black screens though.

Call Dell, describe the problem, and nicely ask them if they can fix it.

I bought a pair of Dell U2412M's a couple months ago, and if I view them at an almost ridiculous angle, the lower right corners do seem a bit brighter, but at any viewing angle I'll ever use, black is just that.

I guess I'm going for number three...

It appears this *isn't* normal.