IPS screen technology itself does not directly determine whether the screen is matte or glossy. The main difference between matte and glossy screens lies in their surface treatment and applicable scenarios, rather than the core technology type of the screen (such as IPS). Here are some possible reasons why IPS screens adopt matte design:
1. Reduce reflection: The surface of the matte screen has been roughened to reduce reflection. This design can greatly reduce the reflection of surrounding light sources in environments with strong lighting, such as outdoor or indoor strong lighting, allowing users to see the content on the screen more clearly.
2. Improving visual comfort: Compared to glossy screens, matte screens have a softer display effect and do not produce dazzling effects due to reflection, which helps reduce visual fatigue when using the screen for a long time.
3. Enhanced privacy protection: The rough surface of the matte screen will to some extent diffuse the screen light, making it difficult to see the specific content when viewing the screen from the side, thereby enhancing privacy protection to a certain extent.
4. Widely applicable scenarios: Foggy screens are very suitable for use in situations where people need to face the screen for a long time, such as office and study, due to their low reflectivity and high comfort.
However, matte screens also have some drawbacks, such as slightly lower color saturation than glossy screens, and may appear dull and blurry when the screen is turned off. Whether IPS screens adopt matte design usually depends on the product's positioning and the needs of the target user group.
The IPS screen adopts a matte design to meet the needs of specific user groups, enhance user experience and comfort. When selecting a screen, users can choose the appropriate screen type based on their usage environment and needs.