Can the screen on the 350H be read in sunlight?
1303093
Yes, adjustable brightness settings allow you to read the screen in bright sunlight. At the max setting, it is more than clear enough for easy reading.
38546
Yes it can so long as the sunlight isn't coming in fro higher than 5 feet which is about the overall height of the screen. I found mine to be quit useful.
1004250
You can view the screen but it will not look as clear as looking 90 degrees.
287472
Yes, you can see the screen in bright sun light pretty good - just tried it for you today.
565814
No-this screen does nothing for the sun....even with that said, I HIGHLY recommend it!!!!!!
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.
40215
Yes, of course. eInk displays actually look better in sunlight than indoors. Be sure to get the black T2, the other colors can have unwanted glare & reflections in sunlight.
1635912
This seems odd, as I use mine in broad daylight at 50%. Have you checked the display settings? Go to Tools, then Settings, then Display. Do you have the time set up? Need to ensure you are set for daytime.
1598255
It can be difficult if the sun is shining right on it. But it's no different than any other viewing screen outside in daylight. It's not any worse than other digital camera viewing screens.
1512116
The screen is not backlit per se. However, the screen has a reflective surface of some kind and a large digital display making it easy to read in low light.
591845
I would not say the screen display is bright like a TV screen. That would take a lot of battery power and shorten the surprisingly long battery life this tool has. It's easy to read if the environment is well lighted though.
477136
You can adjust the brightness in a scale from 1 to 5. It's set to 3 most of the times. I used 5 one time when there was a lot of direct sunlight and I could see the screen without any problem. I hope my answer helps!
442739
You can adjust the color and brightness of the display. In standard mode it's too bright at night. Switch to red or green and it's fine (but hard to read in sunlight).
547317
Patti,Sunlight is filtered through which allows lighting during the day. No sun screen is needed. Sincerely,Exclusive Home and Furniture Inc
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)!
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...
2044706
absolutely...easy to read at night or daytime. We live in Florida and have no problem reading the display !