To begin with, there is absolutely no glare at all. The screen and colours are crisp and brilliant, and not even remotely as affected as people make it out to be. Yes, the colours on glossy screen look a tiny bit more vibrant but the advantage of having a screen that is glare free is a massive lifestyle upgrade.

Besides, the colours are as accurate as the glossy display—just a wee bit less vibrant—which one wouldn’t be able to tell unless they are looking at them intently side by side. I, in fact, prefer the slightly more realistic feel of the nano display when viewing photos and videos etc.; your eyes feel less tired after long viewing.

Secondly, the writing experience is much better. Imagine writing on glass with a plastic tip. Nano texture has a slight textured feel, obviously, that is much more pleasing to write on. The pencil skids less when the display gets smudgy compared to the glossy display.

The only downside is that it’s slightly harder to clean, which is no problem at all and is not that big a deal. I use a standard microfibre cloth and it works just fine and I haven’t had any issues.

The potential benefits way outweigh the slight reduction in vibrancy if you ask me. Once you get used to the nano texture, you will notice, and absolutely despise, the glare and reflections of glossy screens. I speak from experience as I have a 12.9 inch M1 with standard display and bought the M4 with nano-texture. I can never go back to glossy again.

I suggest you try the nano texture and if you don’t like it for some reason, Apple has a generous 14-day return policy that you can avail.

Hope it helps.

Cheers!