Can you see the screen clearly with polarized sunglasses or does it turn black?
165310
I have never had any trouble reading the screen in any lighting , day or night. I wear self darkening glasses and the screen is always big and bold. Got 4800 miles on it at this time.
1006888
I have the same issue. Its likely that either the LCD is not correctly polarizing, or the display 'glass' (plastic) has a polarization issue. Kind of odd that QA would not catch this.. :(
1698376
To be honest, I'm not too sure. I can tell you that when I put my screen cover on, I did notice the screen having a slight fog filter to it. That probably has to with the anti glare part.
1927305
Yes. The screen is a blackout plastic which does not show on the photo because there is no image. When you turn on the forward facing screen in actual use it is very clear.
55216
It is not visible. You need for it to be always in shade for screen to show properly.
565815
In a word, no. It is clear. I'm fairly sure it's not polarized or anything, so the invisibleSHIELDs effect on glare etc is nominal.
1516778
I actually returned the pair I got because.they didn't seem to make a difference for night driving. I don't remember if they were polarized.
956989
it does, but it destroys the contrast ratio so you cannot see the lighter color. everything looks dark when you dim the brightness. what i do is normal brightness and wear sunglasses.
787385
It is visible. It has to be in order to be anti-glare. But I wouldn't say it ruins the HD aspects of the screen. Think of a very light window tint on a car window...can you tell it's there? Sure. Does it "ruin" your view of the outside? No.The change is so very minor that it really doesn't make what I consider a noticeable difference...until you go outside in bright sunlight and are actually able to see your screen.Any small degradation of the sharpness and vibrancy of the screen is much more than offset by the ability to actually see the phone in bright lighting conditions. It is visible. It has to be in order to be anti-glare. But I wouldn't say it ruins the HD aspects of the screen. Think of a very light window tint on a car window...can you tell it's there? Sure. Does it "ruin" your view of the outside? No.The change is so very minor that it really doesn't make what I consider a noticeable difference...until you go outside in bright sunlight and are actually able to see your screen.Any small degradation of the sharpness and vibrancy of the screen is much more than offset by the ability to actually see the phone in bright lighting... » Read More It is visible. It has to be in order to be anti-glare. But I wouldn't say it ruins the HD aspects of the screen. Think of a very light window tint on a car window...can you tell it's there? Sure. Does it "ruin" your view of the outside? No.The change is so very minor that it really doesn't make what I consider a noticeable difference...until you go outside in bright sunlight and are actually able to see your screen.Any small degradation of the sharpness and vibrancy of the screen is much more than offset by the ability to actually see the phone in bright lighting conditions. « Show Less
1214430
Yes, I used on my polarized sunglasses. Came out streak free and coul barely notice the old scratches.
1033227
I have the black one but yes it is clear enough to see. Hope someone with the white responds!
79026
I haven't noticed any glare with mine; It looks exactly like the computer screen itself, can't even tell I have a screen protector on.
1754083
no you do not. Please be aware of the fact that despite being generally very pleased with the device, the screen is very difficult to read outdoor in sunny condition or while wearing polarized glasses. Not a huge negative but...
1394884
It is somewhat visible. Better than a phone screen as there is not the glare you normally get but it can be a little dim at times. Had it in Mexico this fall an never noticed a problem though.
1530479
Glasses? Maybe sunglasses. The screen is much brighter then my old laptops display; games running look beautiful. The horizontal view-range of the display is quite wide, making great for get-togethers; awesome for anything from Split/Second to Super Smash Bros. Melee (on an Emulator).Actually, just to drive the point home, I tried playing Resident Evil 5 while wearing UV400 Protection sunglasses. You can still see almost perfectly on maximum brightness, but you'll feel blinded for a sec after taking them off.
1214447
No. While you may see some smudges while the screen is off, it looks perfectly clear once the screen turns on.
672189
Yes. But like the regular screens, viewing with polarised will have rainbows in some angles