Hard to see Navigation screen in daylight

[vjlvjl]

I have a hard time seeing the Navigation screen in daylight. I have light reflecting off the screen, and the display is not bright enough. I have tried Daylight display as well as Auto display. Are there other settings I could use. How have you overcome this issue, assuming you have experienced the same problem?

 

[nearwater]

The map display with the white back ground works okay for me even in the brightest day light, but what I'm having difficulty reading is the mp3/CD/DVD playlist with the black background.
Nothing much I can do about it, I guess.

Dan

 

[garddog32]

I just picked up my car and Friday, and had the same issue. If you did not know, you can increase the day time screen brightness in the settings menu. I bumped mine all the way up. That helped quite a bit.

 

[darrell]

The map display with the white back ground works okay for me even in the brightest day light, but what I'm having difficulty reading is the mp3/CD/DVD playlist with the black background.
Nothing much I can do about it, I guess.

Dan

I've noticed the same and wondered if a Sun shade hood is available. Also thought about trying a thin anti glare lcd screen.

 

[scottdk]

I was considering a clear film that is pre-cut for the Genesis on Ebay, but I noticed that the glare wasn't a problem after I tinted my windows. Possibly something to look into.

 

[ctrcbob]

I just picked up my car and Friday, and had the same issue. If you did not know, you can increase the day time screen brightness in the settings menu. I bumped mine all the way up. That helped quite a bit.

I also increased the brightness from the settings menu.

 

[SullyC]

I've noticed the same and wondered if a Sun shade hood is available. Also thought about trying a thin anti glare lcd screen.

Has anybody tried this anti-glare film. I've often thought about adding some sort of protection from scratches for this screen as this may kill two birds with one stroke!

 

[HeavyG]

The navigation screen can also be hard to see if you're wearing polarized sunglasses.