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VG278HE AG?

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icor1031

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Light, medium, or thick AG?

For comparison, I consider Samsung's typical AG to be 'light.'
And, U2311H (dell) AG is 'thick.'
 
From TFTcentral:
The coating used on the TN Film panel is a light Anti-glare (AG) solution and so white office backgrounds do not look overly grainy or dirty as they can on some screens where a more aggressive AG is used. The AG coating also ensures minimal reflections which is useful for office applications. The viewing angles of the TN Film panel technology are the technology's main weakness nowadays and you can notice acute contrast and colour tone shifts as you change your line or sight. The viewing angles are particularly restrictive in the vertical plain so be wary if you need to do any colour matching or work with photos. The W-LED backlight unit offers a colour space approximately covering the sRGB colour space which is fine for the majority of users.
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I can't compare to other panels really, but the only things "wrong" with this monitor to me eyes are the backlight bleed (only noticeable on very dark uniform backgrounds) and the lightboost color isn't spectacular. I think the 144Hz mode color looks pretty damn good when minimally calibrated.
 
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