Using i4 in daylight (sunglare)

[gouda272]

do any of the screen protectors make the phone easier to see in a bright sun light ?

 

[manishd3]

Any of the "anti-glare" screen protectors would make it easier to see in sunlight because of the reduced reflectivity.

 

[gouda272]

Any of the "anti-glare" screen protectors would make it easier to see in sunlight because of the reduced reflectivity.

I guess I was wondering if anyone had any particular one they could speak highly of, instead of referring to mfg claims. Also I am interested in one that does not stand out like a sore thumb when placed on the screen. i've seen some poor ones(though not any on the i4 as of yet)

 

[BulletToothTony]

I guess I was wondering if anyone had any particular one they could speak highly of, instead of referring to mfg claims. Also I am interested in one that does not stand out like a sore thumb when placed on the screen. i've seen some poor ones(though not any on the i4 as of yet)

SGP or power support would be the ONLY screen protectors that i would recommend.. they're so clear..

 

[gouda272]

SGP or power support would be the ONLY screen protectors that i would recommend.. they're so clear..

Does it do anything for sun glare?

 

[JNGold]

do any of the screen protectors make the phone easier to see in a bright sun light ?

If you you don't go with a protector, use the auto bright settings. I have been able to see the i4 in extreme bright sunlight with no issue whatsoever.