On some Apple products, including the M4 iMac, MacBook Pro, and iPad Pro, a feature called nano-texture glass is available. This is something that was first introduced on Apple’s Pro Display XDR ...

What is nano-texture glass? Nano-texture glass is a relatively new matte display option that helps further reduce reflectivity in challenging environments with a lot of uncontrolled lighting.

The upgrade to the M4, the new 16GB RAM standard, the implementation of Thunderbolt across the board, the improved FaceTime camera, and the Nano-texture glass option are all winning moves by Apple.

The M4 iPad Pro models that Apple released earlier this year have a display upgrade option that allows you to purchase nano-texture display glass, which is supposed to cut down on glare.

Apple finally gave its Pro-grade iPad a glass option to reduce glare. It’s called nano-texture glass, and the new iPad Pro is the first Apple product to get it aside from the Studio Display.

The nano-texture glass is designed for users who work in high-end, color-managed workflows, or challenging lighting conditions. It is etched at the nanometer scale to maintain image quality and ...

Previously only seen on the Pro Display XDR, the nano-texture finish is an anti-reflective option for the 27-inch iMac. Instead of adding an anti-reflective coating to the display glass ...

The iPad Pro, which was released on May 15, 2024, has an option to choose 'Nano-texture glass' with an anti-reflective coating on the display glass only for the 1TB and 2TB storage models.

The new display uses OLED technology and comes with a first for the iPad: a nano-texture glass option. Unfortunately, not all of the new iPad Pro models can opt for the nano-texture display ...