Sentences with phrase «phone in bright sunlight»

And just because you don't view your phone in bright sunlight doesn't mean somebody else doesn't.

I had no problems using the phone in bright sunlight either.

I could easily use the phone in bright sunlight, which is great.

I did not face issue while using the phone in bright sunlight, which is great.

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Contrast is perfect, it's plenty bright for when you're using your phone in direct sunlight, and colors really pop out at you (you can adjust the color profile in settings too).

At 500 nits, the Essential Phone's screen isn't the brightest display on the market, but it's still legible, even in direct sunlight.

My aim here was to push the optics and image processing of the three smartphone cameras to the limit — every phone camera takes a good snap in bright sunlight, but they all struggle once light gets low.

And the phone's brightness can, in fact, get brighter than its user - facing maximum under direct sunlight, like we've seen on other AMOLED devices.

Videos on the phone appear crisp, colour reproduction is accurate and it works well even in bright sunlight.

And like the GS5 there's a special super-high brightness mode that kicks in when the phone is exposed to very bright sunlight, increasing visibility at the cost of contrast.

Nice phone but camera is not as good as they advertised but avergae battery quite good performance in average not good in gaming and it could be cuz it has a midrange processor display bright enough but not good in direct sunlight fingerprint is so fast and resonsive

The Pebble, the best smartwatch out there, earns its keep because it's easy to use, simple, waterproof, has an easy - to - read screen in bright sunlight, and works with a huge number of iOS and Android phones, plus it has one of the best app stores in wearable tech at the moment.

Whenever our eyeballs and mug were looking down at the phone it opened very quickly, except when we were walking in bright sunlight — and, that's just the sort of situation where you'll want to recheck Google Maps or quickly reply to a message to say «I'm on my way.»

But honestly, we have had no problems viewing content on it, except in utterly bright sunlight, when we were generally too busy trying to find shade for ourselves instead of looking at our phones (summers in India can be rather warm).

It gets very bright and I had no difficulty using the phone outdoors in direct sunlight.

The reflective always - on display is easily readable in bright sunlight or indoors and shows all of your phone's app notifications like calendar alerts, text messages (you can read the full text), emails, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, WeChat, LinkedIn, Snap, Slack, you name it.

I took a walk outside our NYC office in bright sunlight, and Face ID definitely had issues recognizing my face consistently while I was moving until I went into shade or brought the phone much closer to my face than usual.

That 1000 nits thing only works in bright sunlight, and even then most phones don't look that great under the sun, and that includes the note 8.

Like many phones, it's not the best in direct sunlight, but this phone gets brighter than the Moto Z for example.

Shots from the main camera are about what I'd expect from a phone at this price; good enough to for some holiday snaps in bright sunlight, but lack the overall clarity and punchy colours you'd get from a higher - end phone.

The sunlight legibility of the screen is pretty impressive too for its price, the content on the device is visible even in the brightest of the day when you're outdoors accessing your phone.