Matte screens don't get glare or reflections on them; however, the same rough surface (polarizer) that reduces the intensity of reflected light results in less contrast and brightness since the light from the LCD screen passes through it. Matte screens diffuse light instead of reflecting it so they might be easier to read outdoors, if the backlight provides enough brightness. You don't have to worry as much about reflections as with a glossy screen.
Glossy screens have vibrant colors and the highest contrast and brightness because they have a smooth, high-gloss surface. As a result, it is often the choice for movies or gaming. However, strong lighting causes glare on these screens which is very annoying and may tire your eyes if you have to stare at it all the time. You can also see reflections on the screen. Some graphics designers may also find the colors inaccurate. Glossy will work great for you if the lighting in your room doesn't create any glare on the screen.
Why I use Glossy
- Movie
- Picture Editing
- Gaming
- My room is glossy screen friendly, because the light is above my head not behind me, there is no window behind me.
Warranty: 3 days Warranty Conditions:
- No physical damage, burns.
- Damage caused by mishandling, improper/incorrect installation automatically voids the warranty.
- Item box packaging, manuals, cd, and other items included in the package when bought new should also be included during warranty claiming.
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