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Question: Glossy Screen?
Document: The display is a bit glossy, so lights will reflect off certain areas of the screen. The IPS is gorgeous.
Has a very attractive look; very good display. Only peeve would be that the screen is glossy - so depending on the lights in the room, you could get a reflection off the screen. But otherwise, this is a very nice display.
I have been on a long quest for a perfect monitor, missing my good old CRT.First of all, this is a glossy display. Some people may hate it, some may love it.Because it doesn't have any kind of anti-glare coating, the screen reflects the light, a little.
Goes perfect with my high gloss table. The screen is glossy, so beware of what is in front of it such as mirrors, lights, and windows. Other than that, there is nothing to complain and the other reviewers pretty much say it all!May buy another one as it does make good for dual monitor setup.
I have got two of these for using multiple monitors at work. There is a large window behind me but for some reason (maybe the angle) the glossy screen is not an issue. I agree with most pros and cons I have read here. In my opinion, it is an incredible value for the product you get. They are beautiful and work as expected.
The biggest may be the lack of a VESA mount (see update below). The other is the lack of a DVI cable - c'mon DELL! A VGA cable in 2013???? Finally, the standard warranty is only 1 year (for USA & Latin America). You might or might not like the glossy screen (I would have preferred matte).
When you have all white content like a Word document open, it gives you a sun tan it's so bright. So you try turning a few different settings down to compensate (separately). But then in movies or games it's either way too dark, or you lose color.This has a glossy screen. And while it is initially very clear and impressive, I found over time that it caused eye strain.
I think everything looks better. Not easy to find (e.g. this is the only glossy screen Best Buy has).On screen display is reasonably well organized. Better than that found in LG.Negatives:It is annoying that it does not have an HDMI input. But, it doesn't have speakers anyway, so you don't lose anything except $10 for the HDMI -> DVI-D cable.
This is a phenomenal monitor for the price. It does have a VERY glossy screen, which looks awesome in low light conditions. Even in my room with reflected sunlight (not direct), there is a lot of reflections on the screen. That being said, I'm not using the monitor for work, mostly web browsing and watching video, so I will put up with the reflections for those purposes since the display quality is so awesome.
I have another Dell 23&#34; LCD and this LED screen (albeit glossy) is perfect. I don't have bright lights or glaring sunlight coming into the office, but can appreciate why some reviewers have been irked by this screen finish. Unlike most flat panels out there, this one is pretty slim and the glass goes right to the edge of the monitor, which I like a lot.
Answer: I thought I'd mention, that high gloss is much more tolerant of being in a well-lit room than matte is. It only suffers if the area behind the viewer isn't dark. Meanwhile, matte suffers no matter which direction the incident light is coming from, so it suffers less from white surfaces directly behind the viewer, but suffers more from light sources and lightly-colored surfaces which come from any direction.So: the ideal, if you'd like a good, well-lit room, is to have a black wall immediately behind you, with a glossy coating, and an otherwise brightly lit room. But if you can't guarantee darkness behind you, and you don't mind having to stare at a bright monitor in a somewhat dim room in order to have good color, then matte is better.