I have a nice 50’ 4k tv and it reflects every light that’s around it. Have to watch it in pitch black because of it.
Why don’t TV’s are built for non-reflective non-glossy screen? Does making it really shiny make the images better or something? Why do most tv’s have it really glossy?
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Because stupid consumers have accepted it
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Because the spec for “contrast” can reach very much higher numbers when measured in ideal conditions on such a “bathroom mirror” display than on a matte one. Ideal conditions include a totally dark room with no ambient light whatsoever, and the measurement is taken exactly vertically to the screen’s surface
Of course, matte displays actually look better in real world conditions.
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