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As mentioned above, not everyone might appreciate anti-reflective screens. For instance, in an office environment, where the use of computers would mainly be for documents, spreadsheets and email, the anti-reflective screens would not be necessary. In fact, given the fixed lighting in office environments (and sometimes positioning against windows), anti-reflective screens might put off too much glare.

In a situation where crystal clear images are better, though, such as when playing games or movies, anti-reflective LCDs would be best. Read more - Anti-reflective screens versus anti-glare screens.