Nav screen 'washed-out' in sunlight

[PhxGenesis]

I live in AZ, so sunshine is always an issue. My 8" nav screen on my 2012 Genesis is unreadable on sunny days, (every day in AZ). Hyundai has no OEM or after-market products or suggestions. Does anyone else have this issue or a solution.
I thought about a computer screen filter, or some other polarized filter as a possible solution.
Thanks

 

[homeofstone]

Have you adjusted the brightness all the way up?

 

[CamarilloBrillo]

Direct sun here in NC is also a problem and add to that my polarized Rx sunglasses and if I hold my head just slightly sideways I can't see ANYTHING. Thankfully, I don't rely on it all that much.

 

[PhxGenesis]

Thanks for the responses. The brightness on the Nav screen is set to its max. My local Dealer is aware of the issue, but has no suggestions. My friends with non-Hyundai vehicles have their Nav. screen either recessed deeper in the dash, or at a more vertical angle.
I do appreciate your suggestions - thanks.

 

[jake the snake]

I personally do not have any problems with the screen.
One suggestion would be an anti glare film that you could try
I have one on my Ipad and it helped a hole lot in the sun

Please let us know if you try and like

Live long and prosper

 

[NOLa]

Don't know if you intentionally posted in the Equus section...but in the Equus the screen is more upright than the Genesis.

The screen problem you mention is more of a problem in the Genesis than the Equus.

NOLa

 

[PMCErnie]

Try different colored sunglasses. You don't mention it, but you likely wear them all the time in AZ.