I have a Motorola cell phone. There is so much glare on it, I can barely see the screen. Any solutions?
Glare on my cell phone
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For me, I stopped trying to use a phone altogether because of that very reason
I use the Tripltek Tablet. It's bright (the Alabama sun is very bright) and large. I use it with my entire fleet as all the apps work with it.
Gfields is right. You will never be happy with a cell phone for a display. Cell phone screens are usually around 300 nits brightness. To be able to see the live video stream from your drone on a sunny day, 700nits brightness is the minimum. 1000 nits is better. Unfortunately, tablets with 1000 nit displays start at $400 and go all the way ip to $1000! My solution was to only buy remote controllers with built in screens. The DJI RC has 700 nits brightness and the DJI RC2 has 1000 nits brightness. The 1000 nit screen is what you want.
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I am having the same problem with my tablet. I do know for cell phones and other devices, there are anti glare add-ons for screens. Matte seems to be the most promoted. Other than draping a Count Dracula cape over me when trying to see my tablet screen I am looking for anti glare screens that fit my tablet. If I were in your situation, before buying up I would start with the easiest and least costly solution, a screen designed for non glare and I also know there are physical covers that can fit at the top of your cell phone to reduce glare. I have one for my go pro and it has produced fairly good results.
