Hi,
So after having toyed around with the rMBP for a week and half, I returned it today. The machine is amazing, but any new mac would probably get that reaction in my hands, since it's been 6 years since my last upgrade.
Anyway, I love everything about the retina - the weight, the size, the ports, no superdrive and so on. However, the sole reason for me returning it at this point is that the glare was driving me crazy. It didn't bother me initially, but after a couple of days, I noticed it, and have been unable to stop noticing it after that.
Which brings me to my question: if you now own or have previously owned an anti glare film or screen cover for your macbook, what exactly was your experience? Was it horrible or bearable? Did you wish you had gotten a matte display instead if you had the chance? Did the screen become grainy? What brand(s) have you or are you using?
I did read a couple of threads, where the overall conclusion seems to be that Power Support is the way to go. I know that they do not currently have a product for the retina, but I suspect it will be a matter of time.
Thanks in advance for your time.
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Also, if anyone of you also have experience with Apple's matte displays and could through in some thoughts on how they compare, it would be much appreciated.
So after having toyed around with the rMBP for a week and half, I returned it today. The machine is amazing, but any new mac would probably get that reaction in my hands, since it's been 6 years since my last upgrade.
Anyway, I love everything about the retina - the weight, the size, the ports, no superdrive and so on. However, the sole reason for me returning it at this point is that the glare was driving me crazy. It didn't bother me initially, but after a couple of days, I noticed it, and have been unable to stop noticing it after that.
Which brings me to my question: if you now own or have previously owned an anti glare film or screen cover for your macbook, what exactly was your experience? Was it horrible or bearable? Did you wish you had gotten a matte display instead if you had the chance? Did the screen become grainy? What brand(s) have you or are you using?
I did read a couple of threads, where the overall conclusion seems to be that Power Support is the way to go. I know that they do not currently have a product for the retina, but I suspect it will be a matter of time.
Thanks in advance for your time.
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Also, if anyone of you also have experience with Apple's matte displays and could through in some thoughts on how they compare, it would be much appreciated.
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