“Anyone tried this on outdoors, in broad daylight with UV Protective sunglasses on? How does the time show? Is it easy to read”

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• Not easy to read with both my anti-UV sunglasses, prescription and off-the-shelf. The AMOLED screen tries to compensate with increased backlighting, but that only shows very dimly in direct sunlight. It also has a polarity that will cause it to turn totally dark when its polarity and the glasses' polarities "cross" at certain angles (well known characteristic of polarized lenses). My older Bip model with transflective screen shows far better in daylight with no extra battery consumption since that does not take extra power as the AMOLED does.

  Answered by ROBB 3 years ago

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• I have used all the Amazfit devices with AMOLED screens with no issues now as everyone is different there are brightness settings that can be adjusted depending on your level of eye sight

  Answered by Amazfit 3 years ago

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