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You can apply a third-party non-reflective screen-protector. My guess is that the main reason many devices have reflective stock screens is that a reflective s
by dmos62 4y ago
You can apply a third-party non-reflective screen-protector.
My guess is that the main reason many devices have reflective stock screens is that a reflective screen has higher brightness, while a matte screen is dimmer. I think most will agree that matte is preferable in actual use, but when looking at basic screen benchmarks or when looking at a bunch of screens in a hardware store, buyers are attracted to bright screens.
- capableweb 4y ago> You can apply a third-party non-reflective screen-protector. This is great, I actually had no idea that existed! Very glad I asked the question now. How well do they work compared to displays that are already matte by default? Is it basically the same thing or would it introduce some imperfections?
- dmos62 4y agoHow well it works depends on how well you've applied it. I've seen some botched applications. Good news is that they're cheap, so you can try again with a new one. Try searching Youtube for application walkthroughs and tips. There could be differences in protector quality as well, I've no idea about that.