X250 or x240 Touch - how significant is screen glare?
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2016 5:08 pm
Hi
I'm interested in the x250 (or x240) FHD (1920x1080) IPS Touch Screen models. I'm not able to check these in person, so am asking what is the screen glare like?
I understand for touch screens they are never properly matte screen. Reviews indicate the screen is half-way between glossy and matte?
I'm aware this is subjective question, though any feedback would be appreciated. For example, when the screen in turned off, in a well lit room, do you see your reflection in it? How significant are over-head lighting reflections?
I'm used to using (non touch) matte laptop, and find for example the MS Surface Pro 4 (and other glossy touch screen laptops) really difficult with respect to the mirror-like screen glare they reflect. Just wondering how a x250 (or x240 touch screen) compares?
Thanks
I'm interested in the x250 (or x240) FHD (1920x1080) IPS Touch Screen models. I'm not able to check these in person, so am asking what is the screen glare like?
I understand for touch screens they are never properly matte screen. Reviews indicate the screen is half-way between glossy and matte?
I'm aware this is subjective question, though any feedback would be appreciated. For example, when the screen in turned off, in a well lit room, do you see your reflection in it? How significant are over-head lighting reflections?
I'm used to using (non touch) matte laptop, and find for example the MS Surface Pro 4 (and other glossy touch screen laptops) really difficult with respect to the mirror-like screen glare they reflect. Just wondering how a x250 (or x240 touch screen) compares?
Thanks