can you read in the sun
1584000
It is a clear cover. With certain lighting conditions, you cant read your tablet at all. It is the tablet not the protector. Yes it works.
1936917
It does make it easier to see in the sun but its not 100%. Depending on if you're directly in the sun or just a little bit. I love it it works great for me I am able to see just fine when in the sun.
1964266
I would say probably not as would likely would be comparing to regular incandescent or flourescent lighting which would be much brighter. You would have to go through the roof or out a window to get your solar power as well. I actually can read with mine on my patio, but I would hate to do that on a regular basis in my home. I think you would be disappointed with that application.
1474385
Mostly no. For bright light you want a dedicated ereader with an "e-ink" display. The Nook HD+ has a wonderful display. but like all color tablets it's difficult to read in direct sunlight. Most people are fine in the shade.
287472
Yes, you can see the screen in bright sun light pretty good - just tried it for you today.
741150
Yes the display is readable in bright sunlight. To make the battery last I have a battery management program on it and it will dim it when in doors and brighten it when out doors.
1654217
You can definitely see the display in direct sunlight, check emails and Facebook and so on, as long as the brightness turned up. You have better viewing in the shade, of course. And I wouldn't want to sit and read a book in direct sunlight, even with the Moshi protector. The sun will overpower your display no matter what matte screen cover you have on. It's not the reflectivity that is the problem. It's the sheer brightness of the sun compared with the weaker backlight of the ipad that makes it difficult.
2059742
You can see through the view finder in the sun. You can NOT see the screen however in the sun. The separate view finder makes this camera worth the price. Great camera~!
226535
I can read on this tablet outdoors, no problem. Turn the brightness up all the way and angle it so the glare doesn't shine out. I recommend an anti-glare screen protector.
2044706
absolutely...easy to read at night or daytime. We live in Florida and have no problem reading the display !
1432633
You can see the screen in the sun. The privacy protector doesn't work if the brightness is high. Hope this is helpful.
1811817
Yes ,in almost any direct sunlight it is difficult to read , also it about 10 yards off on most of it's reading . If not more. Not a good product.
121234
it really depends on what you need done. If it is the only source of light it will not be bright enough in that size room for reading. In the evening.
1146396
for the price I think not, do not think there are too many out there that one can read in sun light the best smart phones one can not read in sun light
1536111
Yes you can. Ud no direct sunlight you hace to put the device in upright position, it is more performance.
535418
If you have the lamp right next to the book, I guess you could for awhile. The shade on the lamp diffuses the light, so it's much more suited to area lighting. If you want to read, I'd suggest the "Energizer Weatheready 360 Degree LED Area Lantern" ( Energizer Weatheready 360 Degree LED Area Lantern ). I used the Energizer for several days after Sandy and was able to read newspapers. You still have to have it near the reading material but it works better for reading because the light is not as diffused. In a dark house, this lamp would be safer for using a stairway, for example, than the Energizer, as it covers a bit more area. Different lamps for different needs. If you have the lamp right next to the book, I guess you could for awhile. The shade on the lamp diffuses the light, so it's much more suited to area lighting. If you want to read, I'd suggest the "Energizer Weatheready 360 Degree LED Area Lantern" ( Energizer Weatheready 360 Degree LED Area Lantern ). I used the Energizer for several days after Sandy and was able to read newspapers. You still have to have it near the reading material but it works better for reading because the light is not as diffused. In a dark house,... » Read More If you have the lamp right next to the book, I guess you could for awhile. The shade on the lamp diffuses the light, so it's much more suited to area lighting. If you want to read, I'd suggest the "Energizer Weatheready 360 Degree LED Area Lantern" ( Energizer Weatheready 360 Degree LED Area Lantern ). I used the Energizer for several days after Sandy and was able to read newspapers. You still have to have it near the reading material but it works better for reading because the light is not as diffused. In a dark house, this lamp would be safer for using a stairway, for example, than the Energizer, as it covers a bit more area. Different lamps for different needs. « Show Less
1146398
I have never read mine in the sunlight outside. It comes with adjustable brightness option and I believe an auto adjust option.