Does this make it easier to use in the sunlight?
1271865
I can't answer that because before I used the tablet for the first time, I put this on.
1271866
No. I was talking with someone and wanted to show him something on my surface and to my surprise, I couldn't see thing.
1271867
Short answer: No. It scatters light more than the glass screen of a tablet. I think its best use in indoors, where it offers some advantage over the bare screen by breaking up specular reflections from the background environment. I don't know of anything that really works in the sun - except, of course, getting out the sun...
1271868
No,its a great screen, best ive ever had on any device, but doesn't greatly improve anti glare
1052135
It allows for more light to come in but since the mesh is at an angle the sun usually is not a factor.
1241522
It's a little difficult in direct sunlight. I've took it to the pool with me and sat in the shade or used a towel to cast a shadow and that is fine.
579309
Yes! I think it works well...but now that we are coming upon days with more sun be careful to use sunscreen with it.
1536111
Yes you can. Ud no direct sunlight you hace to put the device in upright position, it is more performance.
1871248
No. Unfortunately, it really needs absolute, direct sunlight. There are some more expensive ones that can charge or maintain a charge in partial sunlight or cloudy conditions, but not this one. We had it overseas on a 2 month hike and it was not useful. Hope this helps.
315140
Not really. It darkens the screen somewhat, but does not make it easier to read in sunlight.
334630
Actually I'm not sure but if they don't say so then I guess not. It is a completely closed system so I'm not sure how sunlight could effect it either way. Hope that helped.
512123
I have not. I always keep it in our garage or in the back of the van. So it's not in direct sunlight very much. Just when we take it out for walks. But it's still perfect. You won't regret buying one.
2244402
No, unless the brightness is on the lowest setting when using directly under sunlight.
2020772
I don't know. I used it for my door jams so the only time it see sunlight. Is when I open the door.
1149119
Yes and No. if it's in the sun, it kinda turn into little reddish - very nice color. I got one in my office and it has been okay - no sunlight for over 5 months now.
287476
I haven't had any difficulty using it in sunlight. I haven't taken it to snow or the beach yet though. However, since I haven't noticed an issue or even thought twice about it, I don't anticipate any problems. I haven't even turned up the LCD brightness all the way (no need)!
2205525
Actually somewhat, however you will get excellent results if you somehow darken the target area just by placing any object to block bright sunlight. Terrific instrument to own.
199456
Yes, I would think so since it's solar based. I have not tried it in non direct sunlight.
561773
Yes, in fact almost better! Living in a rainy climate there are rarely enough days of sunshine to activate the Sun-In, but I have been using it successfully for almost 6 yrs with just my blow dryer.
1987318
Yes, but you want to face the solar panels towards the sun so it gets the most direct sunlight.