has any one experienced screen glare on this LG 47lm7600 or the 55 inch screen size, as from lighting close by from a lamp or even in daylight ?
1682651
Yes, there is a little glare and reflecting, but it's not nearly as bad as a plasma screen. It's not quite as remarkable as LG makes it out to be with their semi matte screen covering, but I personally find it to be more than acceptable. I hardly even notice it after having it in my home for a few weeks. We live in Arizona, so there's LOTS of sun and big windows in our home. Hope this helps answer your question!
1682652
Yes there is more glare than I expected and I have tried turning the screen at different angles and angling the blinds.
1682653
A lamp near by will cause a glare..i use mine in the finished cellar with recessed lighting...no glare.
1682654
55", And yes with some glare. However I must admit we have it located in a sunny room, and I think any TV that would be placed in that location would have the same result. It's not noticeable when we darken the room or @ night.
1682655
I have the 47, yes there is some glare. Its worse than a matte screen but not as bad as some other glossy screens I have seen. During the day with a bunch of ambient light I turn the backlight up to about 70 or 80 and its not a problem. At night I generally turn off all my lights and turn down the backlight to 20 or 30 for the best experience.
1682656
There is some glare not unlike a computer screen but it has not bothered me, some people it might.
1682657
When I had this TV there was glare from our lamp in the living room when we watched at night. The technical solution was to turn off the lamp. :)
1682658
Yes. I have to control lighting in the room. I normally have to close the blinds because with even indirect bright sunlight the glare is strong.
1682659
I haven't noticed any problems. If there is glare, there is nothing more serious than what I would expect from a comparable television or as with a computer screen, as was mentioned. I watch it in the daylight and at night time with recessed lighting and have had zero issues.
165310
I have never had any trouble reading the screen in any lighting , day or night. I wear self darkening glasses and the screen is always big and bold. Got 4800 miles on it at this time.
672649
I have the 71F and once you turn it on the glare is really not an issue. I would much rather have the 25,000:1 contrast!
695336
The screen is glossy, however it's also ridiculously bright, so for most applications the lack of anti-glare is a non-issue. I haven't tested it outdoors, but I imagine that would be the one area you might have a problem.
1140903
You will get some glare. Still worth it given the led screen is protected and looks not bad
171473
i personaly haven't had any problem with glare, have great picture, color, but i suppose it depends on where you set it up, how much light comes in
414313
I have not had any problem with glare. My monitor is near a window on the left and have a light on the right; no glare with either.
525148
I would argue that the glare is a non issue altogether. I really think people who complain about glare are simply LCD/LED fanboys. My unit is in a sun-drenched room with wrap-around ceiling to floor windows and I've never had an issue with glare. I do need to close the blinds in the day, but that's the tradeoff for a superior picture from a display that doesn't double as a neon flashlight. So in sum, screen brightness can be an issue, but for me that's easily resolved with the blinds. Glare has never been an issue for me. I continue to stand by my initial statement that this is the finest screen I've ever viewed when broken in and calibrated properly.
1836212
I have no problems with glare you just have to adjust it a little I use mine all the timeThank you A. J.
307533
To me...it's no glare. I have it sitting inside a cabinet so I suppose this could affect it, but I have had no issues at all with glare. Hope this helps.
1168175
Other than some reflections from the window that's on the opposite wall from the TV, I've never had any glare issues with this TV. My living room can get very bright during the day with two large windows and a sliding glass door, especially with the shades opened... so take that info however you would like.
291924
The actual display area is not glossy and does not have a mirror-like finish, so glare is not as bad as it would be on, say, an old style CRT. However, if you have a lot of light behind you, it can show on parts of the display that are dark, though it is much less noticeable on bright areas. Overall I'd say it does very well at dealing with glare.
1525876
I have 2 ambient lamps at the steps (facing the screen) and on the side walls, there is no glare caused on the screen. Unless someone is walking in front of the lights and create a silhouette on the screen, otherwise it is fine on mine. Not sure how it will be for you when it is at the back wall.
316856
No, it is not non-glare. That being said, we have it situated right next to a window and still have no problem viewing. The screen is shiney and has a glare, but I suppose it's reflective quality is not as bad as some others I have seen. Even with the light coming in from the window, we can view the set from any angle.
1842855
It doesn't seem to be at a bad angle for viewing. I'm not sure how far it is, but I don't notice a glare or have difficulty viewing the screen or using the on-screen keyboard.
1312695
Not overly glossy at all, my main screen faces my ceiling fan directly and i have no glare issues from it on the screen itself, whereas i can see each bulb on the fan on the much more glossy bezel. I have no glare issues at all with it.
1544207
Iv got mine under a 60" LG seem to be fine. I've had it for about 5 or 6 months now.