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It’s just opinions. There isn’t any answer there. (I’m not even sure there is one. The difference may be too small to be able to say that in general, one or the
by arrrg 14y ago
It’s just opinions. There isn’t any answer there. (I’m not even sure there is one. The difference may be too small to be able to say that in general, one or the other is better. Maybe it’s really down to opinion.)
- alexanderh 14y agoMatte is hands down superior in almost all situations except games and movies. People who own computers that don't give them the option often formulate excuses or justifications, but I dont think anyone with extensive experience with both would ever choose glossy. Matte wins hands down with everyone i know.
- lotsofpulp 14y agoAgree, looking at a matte screen is much easier on my eyes than any glossy screen has been. Everything looks smoother, the colors softer, and zero glare.
- manaskarekar 14y agoAgreed on all counts, in addition, I think matte allows you to lower the screen brightness way lower than glossy. You have to maintain a certain brightness to overcome the reflections on a glossy screen, and I feel brightness is one of the biggest factors in causing eye strain.
- arrrg 14y agoThat’s your opinion and helps no one decide.
- dchichkov 14y agoI'm not in any way an expert, but ergonomics of a workplace is not just opinions. [It is actually important. Poor workplace ergonomics can cause adverse health effects. And I'd guess, that a glare-type screens is a joke in the eyes of an ergonomics export.]