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I have an Apple Studio Monitor, model A2525, serial numb V********C, tilt adjustable but non-height adjustable.
How can I tell if this model has "regular" glass or nano-textured?
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Mac Studio, macOS 14.7
without turning the screen on - you put a light in front of the screen:
If you can see the reflection clearly - likely you got the regular glass.
Nano-texture glass - even under the bight light, the reflection is quite minimal.
It is very easy for the eyes with nano-texture glass, for long period of time staring at it.
However, it's all individual preference - if you like when it present, that's all it matters.
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without turning the screen on - you put a light in front of the screen:
If you can see the reflection clearly - likely you got the regular glass.
Nano-texture glass - even under the bight light, the reflection is quite minimal.
It is very easy for the eyes with nano-texture glass, for long period of time staring at it.
However, it's all individual preference - if you like when it present, that's all it matters.
Best
For your reference..
One is nano-texture, the other is regular glass.
Both monitors are off - the reflections from both screens are quite different.
See receipt or call Apple.
Thank you for your suggestion. Having said that, I bought it used so there was no receipt. Surely there must be a way for me to learn what I wish on my own.
If you can’t tell visually (Matt finish as opposed to reflective), call Apple, they’ll look it up.
Thank you for that tip; I look forward to trying it.
How to tell if Apple Studio Display has nano-textured glass?
