According to this review (scroll down to see the table), the Nvidia Shield's maximum brightness is 477 nits. This is brighter than average, but not as bright as the newer iPhones and still about 20% dimmer than the brightest device, the 2013 Nexus 7 with 583 nits. Since your eye perceives brightness on a logarithmic scale, the apparent difference will be less.
I've been using the Nexus 7 with a sunshade plus an Armor Tech "anti-reflective" screen protector and have been happy with the results.
Supershieldz work nicely. I have them on all my screens.This is great information, especially about the Nexus 7 and the Armor Tech "Anti-reflective" screen protector. Thanks Fat City.
Supershieldz work nicely. I have them on all my screens.
Amazon.com: [6-Pack] SUPERSHIELDZ- Anti-Glare & Anti-Fingerprint (Matte) Screen Protector For Apple iPhone 6 4.7" + Lifetime Replacements Warranty - Retail Packaging: Cell Phones & Accessories
Here you go NRJ.Thanks Fplvert. I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 Cell phone which they do have screen protectors for. However, for my DJI Go app, I use a Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7" tablet which appears they do not make a screen protector for. Would you or anyone have any other source for tablet screen protectors?
I have to correct you - those 477 nits belong to Nvidia Shield portable. Nvidia Shield tablet has only 383 nits and that's really below average.According to this review (scroll down to see the table), the Nvidia Shield's maximum brightness is 477 nits. This is brighter than average, but not as bright as the newer iPhones and still about 20% dimmer than the brightest device, the 2013 Nexus 7 with 583 nits. Since your eye perceives brightness on a logarithmic scale, the apparent difference will be less.
I've been using the Nexus 7 with a sunshade plus an Armor Tech "anti-reflective" screen protector and have been happy with the results.
it is difficult to see through this screen in bright sunlight.
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