Discussion topic: Are sky glass TVs meant to be glare free

This message was authored by: normansmum123 · ‎13 Jun 2025

Am I correct in thinking that sky glass tvs glare free ?

This message was authored by: SKY1992bf · ‎13 Jun 2025

@normansmum123 They are designed to minimise it not totally eliminate it

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This message was authored by: normansmum123 · ‎13 Jun 2025

Thanks for the reply. Glare is so bed you can't watch a daytime programs very misleading

This message was authored by: TimmyBGood · ‎13 Jun 2025

@normansmum123 wrote:

Glare is so bed you can't watch a daytime programs

No television can entirely eliminate reflection: some degree of ambient (room) lighting control is still required. It's perhaps also worth noting that Glass itself isn't particularly bright, which is an important factor.

https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/best/bright-room

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