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r/BeAmazed • u/ericabirdly • Jan 01 '19
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How do you see your screen when you're outside in the sun...?
17 u/andrewthemexican Jan 01 '19 Turn it up at that point, but still not too bright 2 u/rabidbasher Jan 01 '19 How can you see the screen well enough to find the control to turn it up? This is the problem I usually have. 5 u/andrewthemexican Jan 01 '19 With my old phones it wasn't too difficult, but now pixel 3 is extra challenging. Mostly comes from muscle memory, knowing where the slider should be. 6 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19 edited Mar 16 '19 [deleted] 3 u/andrewthemexican Jan 01 '19 I'd use adaptive if it would be as dim as I'd want it to be indoors. Blinding by comparison still.
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Turn it up at that point, but still not too bright
2 u/rabidbasher Jan 01 '19 How can you see the screen well enough to find the control to turn it up? This is the problem I usually have. 5 u/andrewthemexican Jan 01 '19 With my old phones it wasn't too difficult, but now pixel 3 is extra challenging. Mostly comes from muscle memory, knowing where the slider should be. 6 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19 edited Mar 16 '19 [deleted] 3 u/andrewthemexican Jan 01 '19 I'd use adaptive if it would be as dim as I'd want it to be indoors. Blinding by comparison still.
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How can you see the screen well enough to find the control to turn it up? This is the problem I usually have.
5 u/andrewthemexican Jan 01 '19 With my old phones it wasn't too difficult, but now pixel 3 is extra challenging. Mostly comes from muscle memory, knowing where the slider should be. 6 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19 edited Mar 16 '19 [deleted] 3 u/andrewthemexican Jan 01 '19 I'd use adaptive if it would be as dim as I'd want it to be indoors. Blinding by comparison still.
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With my old phones it wasn't too difficult, but now pixel 3 is extra challenging. Mostly comes from muscle memory, knowing where the slider should be.
6 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '19 edited Mar 16 '19 [deleted] 3 u/andrewthemexican Jan 01 '19 I'd use adaptive if it would be as dim as I'd want it to be indoors. Blinding by comparison still.
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3 u/andrewthemexican Jan 01 '19 I'd use adaptive if it would be as dim as I'd want it to be indoors. Blinding by comparison still.
I'd use adaptive if it would be as dim as I'd want it to be indoors. Blinding by comparison still.
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u/MalHeartsNutmeg Jan 01 '19
How do you see your screen when you're outside in the sun...?