Screen glare

[ekinnyc]

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Can anything be done about the glare on the screen? I really don't wanna put a anti glare screen cover on the beautiful retina display, but so far using it in my living room with the overhead light on is a pain. Is there anything I can put on the screen that would not take away from the beauty of the retina display

 

[brand]

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Can anything be done about the glare on the screen? I really don't wanna put a anti glare screen cover on the beautiful retina display

Either you put on an anti-glare screen protector or use sand paper to dull the shine.

I would choose the first over the second but thats just me.

 

[doom102938]

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Can anything be done about the glare on the screen? I really don't wanna put a anti glare screen cover on the beautiful retina display, but so far using it in my living room with the overhead light on is a pain. Is there anything I can put on the screen that would not take away from the beauty of the retina display

Or you can move either the iPad or the light so that you do not see the reflection.

 

[richpjr]

Either you put on an anti-glare screen protector or use sand paper to dull the shine.

I would choose the first over the second but thats just me.

That literally made me LOL!

 

[MacAttacka]

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Can anything be done about the glare on the screen? I really don't wanna put a anti glare screen cover on the beautiful retina display, but so far using it in my living room with the overhead light on is a pain. Is there anything I can put on the screen that would not take away from the beauty of the retina display

I found sitting under a blanket works great.

 

[ixodes]

Allow some time to become acclimated. While glare can be annoying, once you get used to adjusting the position to reduce the glare, you should find it's no longer a problem.

 

[ekinnyc]

Either you put on an anti-glare screen protector or use sand paper to dull the shine.

I would choose the first over the second but thats just me.

keep an eye out for my "HELP! I sandpapered my retina screen on my 3 day old ipad!!!"

 

[Chupa Chupa]

Yeah, you gotta pick your poison, anti-glare screen or full screen beauty. It's no different than on Macs as the matte screens also have that "oil sheen" look and the standard gloss screens are glare factories.

I'm torn myself. I have an anti-glare screen on at the moment, like my previous iPads. I'm now tormented, now, unlike w/ the other iPads, b/c I know I'm not getting the full screen effect. But I read a lot w/ the iPad so I'll probably keep the anti-glare on.

 

[Larrupin]

keep an eye out for my "help! I sandpapered my retina screen on my 3 day old ipad!!!"

lol! :d