Would this allow me to see the screen of my ipad mini under sunlight?
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Sorry I don't know! Haven't had the chance to check it outside in the sunlight.
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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.
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I would think that it would. While you would still see the sunlight filtering through, it should be "thick" enough to help with glare. We have a nightlight behind the screen and it looks nice at night with the light behind...
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I do not think it would be able to be read in the dark. You would need some light source. The screen does not appear to light up, it appears to reflect.
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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.
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I think you would lose the slant that allows you to view the screen were you to have a sleeve on it. I have a clear screen protector on my iPad Air only.
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Short answer is Yes, but I must say it depends on the device you have. I'm using a Kindle Fire HD 8.9, in which I can read in the sunlight without the screen protector. The screen protector does add some "glare" but not substantial.
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Yes. it can. Don't expect to see anything without lighting (i.e. outdoors...doesn't show up). Don't expect anything but the lowest resolution blurry images...but they will move if that's all you want to see.
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If you want to be able to see through the screen, then no. It is fairly thick and rough
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Yes Jack, the LCD screen works great even in bright sunlight as long as you are not wearing polarized sunglasses while using it. The 3 inch LCD screen is awesome!
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No. It is an opaque screen. However it is removable, so if you have an alternative screen it could work
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If you screen is smaller than the illumishield, yes, only if you cut it smaller to fit but I would think it would not fit properly.Personally I would look for the screen cover for you cell phone make/model etc.
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No, unfortunately it will not protect the screen. It will mostly protect the back of your iPad mini from scratches due to placing your device on hard surfaces.
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IPad's don't have Mini Displayports on them, so no it would not. All Ipad mini's have is the Lighting port (for charging and such)
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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...
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Yes, if only your LCD display is bad. It is the same item. On my iPad, the connector on the display went bad, the problem was intermittent. I got lucky when I guessed the LCD was bad. Good luck Dee
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If you turn the brightness on your iPad to the highest setting then the answer is yes. If it's so bright out that you need to wear sunglasses then the answer is no because the sunglasses will make the screen even darker looking. I doubt if you wil find an anti glare screen protector that will make the screen perfect for viewing in the direct sun. I use my Kindle for reading outside. . All in all you can read outside in the sun okay with this anti glare, anti smug and anti scratch protector it's just not perfect.
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I have iPad Mini (which for some reason isn't listed) and I see NO reduction in display quality. Hope this helps!