any reduction of glare or reflection
338715
The room I have the tv in is mostly dark, but when we have lights on their is minimal glare. Nobody has noticed it on the tv. Works great, my son broke our first plasma, hes a toy thrower, and he hasnt broken this tv.
2032985
Not so much. It will eliminate most of the glare, but the brightness of the sun can still make it difficult to see the screen.
1291321
There is minimum reflection on this tv screen. The Plasma sets we looked at were VERY reflective - almost mirror like. I guess I would say this is none glare (or very little glare).
1038766
Glare is not a problem. We purchased because our grandson took out 2 tv's with toys leaving his grip. The only thing I notice is that the natural "dust" still gets on the tv, so I remove the protector and dust. I recommend this product!
1822091
I don't understand why you would want a glossy screen. To me, it is an advantage to have a non-reflective screen to do away with annoying glare from windows or other light sources.
556742
Use anti-glare window/glass film by 3M Company. Automotive window tint shops can help as well as your local glass shops. The other thing to use is picture film in the anti-glare version by kodak.
2149838
The screen protector works very well. It reduces the glare and alleviates the eye strain.
1291319
I don't believe there is any anti-glare coating on the screen. However the IPS LED is so bright and clear it's hard to tell. I do notice sometimes reflections from my living room lights into the screen, and direct sunlight will reduce visibility.
91862
It is a matte screen, so not much glare. But any screen in certain lighting will have at least some glare.
693955
I don't think anything can completely control glare and reflections. I do use mine in a very bright room (big windows, no blinds) and I'm quite happy with it. If you have a big source of light that's reflected in the screen you will see glare. I do have it on a mount that lets me swivel the set to avoid the worst of the reflections. Hope this helps.
693959
No problems noted with glare or reflections in well lighted or sunny rooms. The only issue so far is the auto adjust for the room lighting level can allow the screen to actually become too attenuated (that is DARK) if the room light level is low.
809321
I have a 6020 that sits near some side windows. I was concerned about the same thing. While there is a small amount of glare, it is fairly minimal. The glare-reduction coating works really well. I looked for glare (and saw it) at first, but now I just don't notice it anymore. Note that I generally keep the shutters on the side windows closed. If I had wide-open, unfiltered windows, this may have ended up being more of a concern for me. That said, this is an AMAZING television!
2158382
Yes, but only slightly, not much range of angle. Enough to control glare or adjust for user's height
234848
It's definitely glossy and reflective, but I wouldn't say that there's any more glare than the original screen by itself. It's really quite unnoticeable. Unless maybe your screen brightness is all the way down and you're out in direct sunlight at noon, but then there's always the viewfinder.
2186812
To avoid excessive reflections, use backlighting on glass. Reflected light from in front or diffused light in front will also limit reflections.
2059940
Yes, there is glare, but I tell you what, the plasma picture is a superior picture, darker darks and I found a way to reduce the reflection. Too bad they are stopping production of them.
1119899
Yes,it does reduce the glare. That said, I did not have much of a glare to start with. My MacbookPro is a 15.5 inch Retina Display