awediophile
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Hi all,
My lounge has bright, office-style LED panel lighting (to help with a visual impairment). My current (OLED) 55" is high on the wall and tilted downward to the viewing position so the ceiling lights are not in the angle of reflection.
I'm looking to change to a 75" (Sony XH95, X95J, or Samsung Neo Qled - probably the first of these three $$$) and the size alone will increase the likelihood of a reflection but more to the point I no longer want to tilt it, as the tilt would lead to a huge wall gap with that size screen (already not liking the gap for the 55). There will therefore be direct reflective 'line of sight' from viwing position to TV to ceiling lights. Can the anti-reflection handle this environment?
Thanks!
My lounge has bright, office-style LED panel lighting (to help with a visual impairment). My current (OLED) 55" is high on the wall and tilted downward to the viewing position so the ceiling lights are not in the angle of reflection.
I'm looking to change to a 75" (Sony XH95, X95J, or Samsung Neo Qled - probably the first of these three $$$) and the size alone will increase the likelihood of a reflection but more to the point I no longer want to tilt it, as the tilt would lead to a huge wall gap with that size screen (already not liking the gap for the 55). There will therefore be direct reflective 'line of sight' from viwing position to TV to ceiling lights. Can the anti-reflection handle this environment?
Thanks!