How is the glare if this is in a fairly bright room? null

This fabulous TV is in our great room which is quite bright during the day, glare is not a problem at all.

I have this TV in a room that gets pretty bright during the day. The windows are to the side so they aren't shining directly on the TV. It is no problem at all to see during the day. I actually leave it on the calibrated dark setting all the time.

I have the curved set in a room surrounded by 20' high glass windows on 2 sides in FL. Best anti glare of any set I've had here. Formerly had fkat Sony, Then Samsung. Samsung was the worst. LG curved the best.

I actually bought it and the glare reduction is lightyears ahead of what the 3 year old 60" LG it replaced did.

The C6 is great at reflecting glare. Previously I had an LG LX9500, a flat glossy screen. Its picture was great but the glare was awful from the kitchen bar lights behind the couch. They had to be left off when watching or you saw the kitchen in the picture! This was a problem when a family member went into the kitchen while watching TV. Dark scenes were unwatchable. The C6, in the same spot as the previous TV, has none of that reflection. The lights create a small band of light on the screen that is across the mid section that can be overlooked while someone raids the fridge!

There are some glares, but you can buy curtains that blocks lights out.

“How is the glare if this is in a fairly bright room?”

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This fabulous TV is in our great room which is quite bright during the day, glare is not a problem at all.
Answered by Denise 8 years ago
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I have this TV in a room that gets pretty bright during the day. The windows are to the side so they aren't shining directly on the TV. It is no problem at all to see during the day. I actually leave it on the calibrated dark setting all the time.
Answered by Runaround 8 years ago
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I have the curved set in a room surrounded by 20' high glass windows on 2 sides in FL. Best anti glare of any set I've had here. Formerly had fkat Sony, Then Samsung. Samsung was the worst. LG curved the best.
Answered by Jaybird 8 years ago
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I actually bought it and the glare reduction is lightyears ahead of what the 3 year old 60" LG it replaced did.
Answered by ObiRich 8 years ago
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The C6 is great at reflecting glare. Previously I had an LG LX9500, a flat glossy screen. Its picture was great but the glare was awful from the kitchen bar lights behind the couch. They had to be left off when watching or you saw the kitchen in the picture! This was a problem when a family member went into the kitchen while watching TV. Dark scenes were unwatchable. The C6, in the same spot as the previous TV, has none of that reflection. The lights create a small band of light on the screen that is across the mid section that can be overlooked while someone raids the fridge!
Answered by Rodster 8 years ago
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There are some glares, but you can buy curtains that blocks lights out.
Answered by PETE 8 years ago
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