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Macs used to have nice matte displays in the Power era, but now the only matte display they make is the “nano texture” upgrade to the Studio/Pro displays. Only
by hinoki 3y ago
Macs used to have nice matte displays in the Power era, but now the only matte display they make is the “nano texture” upgrade to the Studio/Pro displays. Only $300 or $1000!? dollars more.
- 5350-uiop-1130 3y agothanks, was not aware of those.
- Eric_WVGG 3y agoIt’s a $300 upgrade. And it’s quite remarkable; my home desk is in direct sunlight until about noon, and yeah, the Nano-texture is totally visible in what are objectively the “worst” conditions for a screen, never reflects at any time of day. I have other issues with the display (the camera is as bad as everyone says, and… a display with an OS? So dumb) but the screen at least really is All That.
- ant6n 3y ago1000$ update for 32 inch screen. I guess for a a MacBook that would be like a 150$ upgrade, too bad it doesn’t seem to exist
- cmiller1 3y agoI've heard it's much blurrier looking than the standard glass https://talk.macpowerusers.com/t/buyer-beware-nano-texture-softness/18843 https://talk.macpowerusers.com/t/buyer-beware-nano-texture-s...
- Eric_WVGG 3y agoYou'd need pretty extraordinary vision to tell. My vision is pumped up to 20/18 with my glasses and it looks better than the retina Macbook Pro that sits right next to it (thanks to the lack of gloss).