Which of the following display types is MOST likely to have problems with light and glare?

Plasma screens use glass panels with a highly reflective surface to contain the ionized gas cells. This smooth, glossy glass acts like a mirror under bright lighting conditions, reflecting room lights, windows, and other light sources as strong glare. This is a well-known limitation of plasma technology compared to matte-finished display alternatives.

LED displays typically use matte or semi-matte anti-glare coatings on the screen surface, significantly reducing light reflection.

OLED panels can be manufactured with anti-reflective coatings and are generally less prone to glare than plasma glass panels.

LCD displays frequently use matte anti-glare surface treatments on their screens, which diffuse reflected light and reduce glare visibility.