[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Display

anti-glare coating

A matte-style surface treatment that scatters reflected light to reduce harsh glare.

Also known as: anti-reflective coating

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

An anti-glare coating diffuses ambient reflections across a display so they appear as a soft sheen rather than a sharp image. It trades a little contrast and punch for much better visibility in bright rooms.

See also glossy display.

Where anti-glare coating Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is anti-glare coating?

A matte-style surface treatment that scatters reflected light to reduce harsh glare.

What terms are related to anti-glare coating?

Related Display terms include on-cell touch, oleophobic coating.

Related Technical Terms

on-cell touch
A touch layer deposited directly on the display glass rather than a separate sheet. Display
oleophobic coating
An oil-repelling coating that resists fingerprints. Display
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