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Originally Posted by Grimster 
Microcenter has sold out of the glossy models months ago. They currently only sell matte version unless you somehow find very old stock. Unfortunately the matter anti-glare filter on this monitor is awful, much too aggressive. I know people have posted in this thread that "Its not that bad" but they are simply trying to make themselves feel better and deep down inside they know it.
You can always try to remove the coating which isnt very difficult.
Microcenter has sold out of the glossy models months ago. They currently only sell matte version unless you somehow find very old stock. Unfortunately the matter anti-glare filter on this monitor is awful, much too aggressive. I know people have posted in this thread that "Its not that bad" but they are simply trying to make themselves feel better and deep down inside they know it.
You can always try to remove the coating which isnt very difficult.
As one of owners of this monitor, I'm telling you right now that it's not that bad FOR ME and deep down inside, I want to you know that I can live with it. BUT since someone posted a complete instructions (HARDFORUM) on how to remove the AG coat, and found out that it's not that hard to do it, I AM CURRENTLY IN PROCESS OF DOING IT.
And since I'm not afraid (especially NOT A SUCKER of crap), plus I am always inclined for the better of things, I am removing it, NOT BECAUSE TO SATISFY smarty pants OCNers but to LEARN.
I'm here not only to learn but to share what I know and what I have in mind.
Anyways, sharing some pictures; 1st hour;
.People have already removed the anti-glare coating off the LM270WQ2-SLA1 and this panel looks fantastic without it. 
