If one has to use their laptop&#x2F;desktop out in the sun (and in a fixed position), or under non controlled light, then a non-glossy is probably the better option.<p>Personally I love glossy screens. They get glare sometimes, under direct light, but nothing that an angle change can&#x27;t fix. Besides I don&#x27;t want to be using a laptop under direct light anyways -- and for a desktop which is used inside, that&#x27;s a non issue.<p>Non glossy screens (which I started with), I now find smudgy and hazy, and with much worse (gray-ish) blacks.<p>Under controlled