Does it show in daylight?
1454833
Not in bright sunlight but my target area is in a shaded spot and I can stand in the sunshine 10 years away and see the laser on the target.
1454834
It is visible in bright daylight for a limited distance. My Lasermax and Lasergrips usually are visible to 10 or 15 yards in sunlight. They aren't ideal (red lasers) in sunshine, but they are usable at self defense distances. At least mine have been.
1454835
Not very well. If your interested in a daytime laser my suggestion would be buy a green one instead of red.
1073218
Yes it does as I look out of the window I see mine. Hope this helps- sorry for the delay.
1113043
yes, it does, the problem with the unit is that when it is bright and sunny you can't see the screen.
1882770
Not sure. If my panel gets sun all day in the summer, I've still seen the light on at 4:30 in the morning. It varies from day to day, depending on the time of year and clouds, etc. My panel isn't doing as well in the winter. The girls are in the dark by 2 AM.
1499331
I have never noticed the lights being activated by motion in the daylight. Bob
1734997
In daylight if you are not too far away it seems to work fine. Direct sunlight is another story, not bright enough to overcome that. But seems to work pretty well to around 100'.
836306
Hi Jack, Even when the sun is high and glaring directly on my LCD screen, I still can see my subject! Buy it. You'll love it.
955883
I've noticed that it does, but doesn't really give off any light. I have these on the side of my house which is pitch black at night. They are amazing then but barely noticeable in daylight, but that's fine since I don't need them for that.
407629
Depends how "strong" the sunlight . . . . I have used mine with direct sun on the LCD and it is clearly visible by adjusting the LCD brightness to +5 (use Q menu button then icon on bottom right for screen brightness, adjustable -5 to +5). Having said that I am not sure that would still be the case under mid-day lighting close to the Equator, I was shooting in the UK early morning in May.
647292
No.it puts off a faint light dusk till down. Then when it senses motion, it shines brighter.
1406257
No, not in daylight. The remote is infrared, so sunlight causes interference. Also, it's so small that the tiniest breath of wind will make it unflyable. Trust me, I tried.
698021
It does not have dawn to dusk (on/off) feature. We plugged it into a switch that did that. Otherwise it was very bright and unaffected by rain.
49157
Yes its hard to see in daylight but it lights every time motion is detected.
1394882
Yes, it is visible in just about all sunny conditions. In those cases where the sun is in direct line with the subject, just by looking at the screen at a slight angle will allow you to see the subject in the screen and you can still take the picture. I never had any problems with the sun, either. Hope this helps.
738205
Thank you so much! It really help me! Just one more thing, are daylight lights?
355687
Mine lights up in the daytime as well. Bit disappointed in that. Also the range is only about 6 feet. Still like it, but not quite as advertised.
1076711
There are two brightness settings. The brighter setting is poorly visible in bright mid-day Los Angeles sun unless you're looking for it. It is, however, visible on overcast days or around dusk and dawn. I use the bright setting around those times for better visibility to drivers. The less bright setting is more than adequate at night.