Hey Folks,
Enjoying my G5, but I am confused. This is the first phone I have ever owned (and I have owned a ton, most recently 6s, S7, S7e, HTC 10) where when I'm wearing polarized sunglasses, I cannot see the screen at all unless I hold the phone in landscape orientation. This may sound silly, but it is an enormous pain in the rear as I always have my sunglasses on in the car and outdoors. I have never seen this before.
This is my third G5: first was a T-mo variant, then the dual-sim and now I got the H850 + Hi-Fi adapter. I swear the previous two did NOT have this issue, though perhaps that is my imagination. Does anyone have similar findings? I've tried two pairs of sunglasses with identical results.
-Collin-
I heard about this, I can't remember where but I think it was something like most phones do their polarization at a 45 and for some reason LG did it at a standard viewing angle this time.
My screenprotector solved this problem.
Toumbski said:
My screenprotector solved this problem.
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Which one did you use?
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Spigen cornered glass
Verstuurd vanaf mijn LG-H850 met Tapatalk
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Spigen cornered glass
Verstuurd vanaf mijn LG-H850 met Tapatalk
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Can you link it?
The only spigen screen protector I found on the spigen site is the *LG G5 Screen Protector Crystal.
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I have a Yoo Tech screen protector and don't have the polarized glasses issue. It seeems like a good screen protector. Curved at the top and covers the full screen. Got it from Amazon. Took a while to get here though. That may have been due to backlog when they first started making the curved full screen ones.
You might want to watch this video, lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5snWrD6txI
YMatrix said:
Can you link it?
The only spigen screen protector I found on the spigen site is the *LG G5 Screen Protector Crystal.
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Oh sorry @ YMatrix was a bit confused myself as well. I meant to say Nilkin H9 cornered glass. https://www.bol.com/nl/p/nillkin-am...rotector-lg-g5-rounded-edge/9200000058484688/
I can't believe someone would manufacture a phone with the glass polarization oriented in such a way that you can't see the screen in portrait mode if you're wearing polarized glasses. Every phone I've ever had had it oriented so you can see it in portrait mode and not landscape mode. If there are manufacturers that do it at a 45* angle, I'd like to check one out in person.
It is interesting that a screen protector fixes it, but I guess I can see how. I'd imagine not all would work.
Well thank you guys for the replies and for confirming my worst fears. I guess I will get a screen protector, which I hate! Can't believe this.
Drove five hours in the car yesterday with GPS and it was torture.
-Collin-
I realise this is an old thread but just thought i would share my experience with the screen issue.
My original G5 had a serial number beginning with 604 and I had issues where the screen would "black out " in portrait orientation with polarised sunglasses on, landscape orientation was fine. I had this phone swapped out for a new one under warranty due to another issue and received one with a serial number beginning with 605. This phone is viewable with polarised lenses in either orientation there is only a slight shift in colour temperature between the two, one being "cool" one being "warm". I have noticed that the screen on the newer built phone has a better quality image and colour range than my original handset also so I think LG may be sourcing the screens from a couple of different suppliers again. From what i can gather the screen on my new handset has a display manufactured by LG, the code number being LG4946. This is the same panel noted in the teardown from ifixit.
Cheers
i had this issue with a HTC M8 but with the G5 it is not present
CollinFX45 said:
Well thank you guys for the replies and for confirming my worst fears. I guess I will get a screen protector, which I hate! Can't believe this.
Drove five hours in the car yesterday with GPS and it was torture.
-Collin-
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Why wouldn't you turn it sideways? I mean it's unbelievable it does this, but your car holder should rotate?
Mine doesn't have the issue though.
CollinFX45 said:
Well thank you guys for the replies and for confirming my worst fears. I guess I will get a screen protector, which I hate! Can't believe this.
Drove five hours in the car yesterday with GPS and it was torture.
-Collin-
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Did the screen protector fix this issue?
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So I ordered some screen protectors that claim they fit the transformer screen however they are slightly bigger leaving one side unable to stick properly because it protrudes slightly off the screen. I have read several other people say they have had the same problem. Cutting it with an exacto knife doesn't quite leave the edge smooth. Has anybody found one that actually fits the screen properly?
yep, fits perfectly
http://cgi.ebay.com/3PCS-Screen-Pro...?pt=US_Tablet_Accessories&hash=item45fb4bc3c2
i brought these and they are great. Went on super easy, no air bubbles. They are the kind that have the two tabs on them. you pull the back off then place on the screen, smooth out the air bubbles etc, then pull the top layer off with the other tab. They are great quality. I am happy with them
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yep, fits perfectly
http://cgi.ebay.com/3PCS-Screen-Pro...?pt=US_Tablet_Accessories&hash=item45fb4bc3c2
i brought these and they are great. Went on super easy, no air bubbles. They are the kind that have the two tabs on them. you pull the back off then place on the screen, smooth out the air bubbles etc, then pull the top layer off with the other tab. They are great quality. I am happy with them
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And does it fit perfect bezel to bezel? I purchased this one http://cgi.ebay.com/Lots-5-Clear-Sc...&otn=5&po=LVI&ps=63&clkid=1556935545867845673 and extremely disappointed. Has the same 2 tabs, dimensions specified say same as yours however one edge is slightly too long. I have several devices that I have applied protectors to problem free so i know its not me. Just want to make sure it fits perfectly. Any chance you can upload pics? was looking at the clarivue. Thanks.
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The Clarivue leaves a gap around all sides.
I appreciate the feedback. Anybody else with screen protector input or info?
I bought from a different auction the buy it now for 7.29....but it was sent from wowpartspro.... 3pcs also.... sure its the same screen protectors
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I bought from a different auction the buy it now for 7.29....but it was sent from wowpartspro.... 3pcs also.... sure its the same screen protectors
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Yes, seems they come from this wowparts. Does yours fit or is it slightly too large?
i did get your message. yes mine had the iPad pictured on the front of the package too, but the screen protectors honestly fit perfectly. Went on first try with no issues. Maybe you got a bad batch? I would definitely buy from them again
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i did get your message. yes mine had the iPad pictured on the front of the package too, but the screen protectors honestly fit perfectly. Went on first try with no issues. Maybe you got a bad batch? I would definitely buy from them again
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It's very odd. I purchased the 5 pack and tried 4 because I'm OCD and everyone too large. Cut outs for the camera line up perfectly but one side and one edge on the bottom are too long. I wonder if maybe the screen has changed slightly on the tablet... I read early versions had issues and maybe they changed something. I just purchased mine and has a serial number that begins with b6 which I read was from the later batches. Looks like I may have to spend extra on that clarivue that is cut slightly short. Too chicken to let the screen ride naked.
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starkillers said:
It's very odd. I purchased the 5 pack and tried 4 because I'm OCD and everyone too large. Cut outs for the camera line up perfectly but one side and one edge on the bottom are too long. I wonder if maybe the screen has changed slightly on the tablet... I read early versions had issues and maybe they changed something. I just purchased mine and has a serial number that begins with b6 which I read was from the later batches. Looks like I may have to spend extra on that clarivue that is cut slightly short. Too chicken to let the screen ride naked.
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yeah it is odd. i too have a B60, they just fit like a glove on mine
How about the one from bestskinsever?
I'm looking for a screen protector for my TF and checked at bestskinsever.com. I bought iPhone 3GS screen protector when it was on sale. As a satisfied customer I went back to the site and was glad that they are making protectors for TF.
Has anyone tried it so far? What is your feedback? Was it a perfect fit? Did it serve the purpose?
iPhone protector I bought had a few bubbles on Day 1 but disappeared the next day.
I'm unable to post the link...look under tablet section on their website.
- passion_plus
Hi I find that the advent vega is pretty reflective and am wondering what are peoples opinions on getting a screen protector for it? Also noticed the original one or one off ebay too.... any idea which would be better? Thanks.
bought some off ebay 2 for £9 cant fault them work like a charm
Any one else have any input? In day light it is almost imposible to use the tablet I have found.....
There are some screen protectors that does a great job on ipad however, bear in mind the screen quality/type is very important. so you can't expect the great view ability even with the best screen protector on vega.
I bought myself one and it actually made it worse. so I am using it without and try to find a shade if I am outside
I am using the standard one from Dixons / PC Word which certainly cuts down reflections and fingerprints, but you will lose some brightness.
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I am using the standard one from Dixons / PC Word which certainly cuts down reflections and fingerprints, but you will lose some brightness.
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Not fussed about loosing brightness, just hate that in the light you pretty much cant see the screen!
So maybe it is Dixons then!
I did buy one of the "official" screen protectors from PC World but hated it, it has a matt finish, and made a rasping noise every time I slid my finger across the screen. I binned it and got one from Poundland and cut it to size, miles better.
I think Poundland will be the place for me, even if it is an iPad one, all the protectors I have seen on ebay are for the screen only, not the whole tablet, unless anyone points me elsewhere
I wanted to ask if anyone has tried Oneplus 5 plastic Screen Guard from Gadgetshieldz ? I wanted to know if it fits the entire screen properly.
Anyone?
I don't have this product, But!
It seems like it fits entire screen. But it is plastic wrap, not tempered glass
had it on my op3, covered full screen.
Or you can head over to YouTube and 'Gupta Information Systems' channel had posted some videos with it applied on op5.
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had it on my op3, covered full screen.
Or you can head over to YouTube and 'Gupta Information Systems' channel had posted some videos with it applied on op5.
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Thank you. I even confirmed from Gadgetshield. They have 2 type of screen guards. One fits the whole screen and one is for use with covers. For anyone looking for plastic screen guard can go for this. :laugh:
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Thank you. I even confirmed from Gadgetshield. They have 2 type of screen guards. One fits the whole screen and one is for use with covers. For anyone looking for plastic screen guard can go for this. :laugh:
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i myself didn't knew of that. they surely changed somethings then. send me pictures when you get them
bought for my OP5, absolute rubbish
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bought for my OP5, absolute rubbish
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Give it some time to settle in.
Ordered some but never arrived, got my refund.
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I wanted to ask if anyone has tried Oneplus 5 plastic Screen Guard from I wanted to know if it fits the entire screen properly.
Anyone?
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Yes, using their transparent skin+screen protector combo
It's a great choice to get the best aesthetic from your phone,
but the display quality reduces a bit compared to other screen protectors
(maybe because of my faulty wet apply)
This is the ****test company I've dealt with, I don't recommend it to anyone. I received my screen protector and skin stapled which means they were damaged. Sent them an email, they didn't reply then, I escalated the issue to paypal and they replied after 10 days just to waste more of my time and paypal then offerd a refund if I'm going to ship the items back, for god sake it's only 19.01 USD so I cancelled the case and took the loss. My main issue is I received my phone and didn't have a screen protector for it. This is the difference when you buy something professional like DBrand and something cheap like these Gadgetshieldz.
I bought my S9+ (SM-G9650 DS) back in April 2018 but these days I've noticed 3 lines that disappear when you clean the screen with microfiber cloth but reappears with my oil skin or water. I've read that it was the oleophobic coating also some guy on Reddit got his device fixed and a Samsung employee told him that it was a defective batch https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyS9/comments/8g534o/oleophobic_coating_wearing_off/
I hope Samsung Ecuador replace my screen or give me an replacement.
I hope Samsung Ecuador replace my screen or give me an replacement. I purchased it in May
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I hope Samsung Ecuador replace my screen or give me an replacement. I purchased it in May
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Try bringing it to an authorized service center. Had a local unit in Philippines have this same issue and they offered to replace the screen and battery.
Two months and 3 weeks with the GS9 + and I'm seeing oleophobic coating wearing off on the spots where thumb is used for scrolling. Not directly visible for now but when applying some drops of water and spreading on the screen can easily show where its wearing off.
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Two months and 3 weeks with the GS9 + and I'm seeing oleophobic coating wearing off on the spots where thumb is used for scrolling. Not directly visible for now but when applying some drops of water and spreading on the screen can easily show where its wearing off.
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go to a service center and demand that they replace the screen
it isn't your fault that the oleophobic coating has ****ty quality
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go to a service center and demand that they replace the screen
it isn't your fault that the oleophobic coating has ****ty quality
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Its a problem out here. Service center guys will replace the screen after keeping the phone with them for 1, 2 days but in the process they end up damaging/scratching the phone and then its a never ending process of follow ups . It happened so with my old galaxy s6 edge plus.
Virgo_Guy said:
Two months and 3 weeks with the GS9 + and I'm seeing oleophobic coating wearing off on the spots where thumb is used for scrolling. Not directly visible for now but when applying some drops of water and spreading on the screen can easily show where its wearing off.
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I don't have this issue over the main screen (yet) after about the same duration of use as you, but I've noticed it similar to this user here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtDf53wcgmc
I certainly don't have it as bad as him and he also seems to demonstrate it over the main screen, rather than just the sides and the top left. I definitely have it over both the sides (around the curved edges) and the very top left area. What I'm curious about is whether I had it from the very start (you won't notice it until you "dirty" the screen a bit and have the right lighting and viewing conditions) as I don't think it's worsened since I first noticed it 2-3 weeks ago. However, it seems there are more reports of people noticing it get worse, which is not a good.
Do you think this is definitely a new thing or could it have been there from the start?
This is without a screen protector? Scary
Mmmm. I have had this problem with every samsung phone since the note 5, gs7 edge, gs8, gs8 plus, note 8. Now the gs9 plus . I notice it happens if use alcohol base products like hand sanitizer, etc and then use ur phone the OC starts to waredown. My gs9 plus looks really bad in sunlight cause of this reason. The only way to realive this problem would be to hide it with a water base screen protector or whitedome tempered glass.
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Mmmm. I have had this problem with every samsung phone since the note 5, gs7 edge, gs8, gs8 plus, note 8. Now the gs9 plus . I notice it happens if use alcohol base products like hand sanitizer, etc and then use ur phone the OC starts to waredown. My gs9 plus looks really bad in sunlight cause of this reason. The only way to realive this problem would be to hide it with a water base screen protector or whitedome tempered glass.
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I've never used any liquids on the screen aside from a bit of water.
eduardmc said:
Mmmm. I have had this problem with every samsung phone since the note 5, gs7 edge, gs8, gs8 plus, note 8. Now the gs9 plus . I notice it happens if use alcohol base products like hand sanitizer, etc and then use ur phone the OC starts to waredown. My gs9 plus looks really bad in sunlight cause of this reason. The only way to realive this problem would be to hide it with a water base screen protector or whitedome tempered glass.
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I've never used any liquids on the screen aside from a bit of water.
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I've owned every Galaxy S series smartphone in the past and each one suffered from this oleophobic coating getting removed exactly where the fingers constantly touch(especially the thumb) without the use of any alcohol or any other solution whatsoever and as I never used screen protectors. But S9 plus took the shortest time amongst them if I remember correctly and since currently its not visible yet from any direction or lighting condition without pouring water there, I ended up installing a tempered glass.
I've noticed this in two spots on my Galaxy S9+. A vertical streak in the upper left corner and a vertical streak on the middle-right.
They're not near the rounded part of the edge. They're not where my fingers reach. I think it was always like that but I only noticed recently. And in the brighter summer sun, it's VERY noticeable now.
Not sure of the best way to get it replaced.
Bought it through T-Mobile. Do I take it to them to replace? UBreakIFix? Or any other Samsung authorized repair place like the specific Best Buy ones?
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I've noticed this in two spots on my Galaxy S9+. A vertical streak in the upper left corner and a vertical streak on the middle-right.
They're not near the rounded part of the edge. They're not where my fingers reach. I think it was always like that but I only noticed recently. And in the brighter summer sun, it's VERY noticeable now.
Not sure of the best way to get it replaced.
Bought it through T-Mobile. Do I take it to them to replace? UBreakIFix? Or any other Samsung authorized repair place like the specific Best Buy ones?
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Can you show a pic ? Just asking.
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Clearly feels like QC issues in your case. Rather ask for replacement than going for repairing and such.
Sure. It's not the easiest thing to photograph. You have to get the reflection just right. But you can see here when I smear my palm across the upper corner and the sides, there's a toothpick-sized streak that doesn't get any fingerprints on it. And in the bright sunlight it's really noticeable.
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Sure. It's not the easiest thing to photograph. You have to get the reflection just right. But you can see here when I smear my palm across the upper corner and the sides, there's a toothpick-sized streak that doesn't get any fingerprints on it. And in the bright sunlight it's really noticeable.
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Yeah its seen clearly. You should Ask T-Mobile for a replacement I would say,
Sorry for late reply but I got my phone repaired for free at Samsung Customer Service, if you also have problems with your oleophobic coating go inmediately and they should give you a new device or at least a screen replacement.
In my case the receptionist didn't understand what the oleophobic coating was and she said that my phone doesn't have any issues so you should try to convince her/him by using a flashlight to highlight the lines/smudges on the screen are still there even after they cleaned it with a microfiber cloth.
I received the phone after 4 days and they had also changed the battery and the buttons without any extra charge.
PD: English isn't my main language so feel free to correct my grammar if I've made any mistake or you doesn't understand me.
Oleophobic
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Try bringing it to an authorized service center. Had a local unit in Philippines have this same issue and they offered to replace the screen and battery.
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Hi what's the process? How much did it cost you? Mine has streaks on it. Looks like a tree branch. Thanks in advance
If they consider it as a manufacturing error, the repair will be free of course. Otherwise, screen replacement is around 200€.
Fortunately I didn't notice any of hardware problems mentioned here (multitouch, light bleed), but there is one pretty annoying "feature" regarding display - it's polarized in such way that it's unusable with polarized glasses in portrait orientation - why would they do that, i didn't experience that on any other phone or tablet that I own. To be honest, if i knew that before, might even reconsider buying it...
Don't use polarized glasses, simple. Polarized feature is not necessary.
Well, you could call that the easiest solution ?. Funny enough, I haven't been using polarized sunglasses for long, just bought my first pair couple of months ago - guess I should go back to regular aviators.
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Don't use polarized glasses, simple. Polarized feature is not necessary.
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So we'll just replace expensive/quality glasses with ones that have poor glare reduction then :\
Yeah, this sucks. VERTICAL polarization on a phone screen, what the heck were they thinking!?!? 95% of phones are 45 degree or at least horizontal
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So we'll just replace expensive/quality glasses with ones that have poor glare reduction then :\
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Yes. If you want use this.
The real question is: do you really can see the screen of this phone or any other phone with sun glasses? I can hardly see the Note 9 screen with 1000 nits... C'mon
denzel09 said:
Yes. If you want use this.
The real question is: do you really can see the screen of this phone or any other phone with sun glasses? I can hardly see the Note 9 screen with 1000 nits... C'mon
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Yes, I can see other phones screen 100% fine with polarized sunglasses. That's the whole point of polarization in sunglasses - it only reduces the brightness of light that is too bright, rather than cheap sunglasses that just dim everything.
98% of sunglasses use vertical aligned polarization, which is why like 98% of LCD displays do NOT use vertical polarization - to avoid 100% photon neutralization.
Watch a video on YouTube for the science or something. It's a crap move from whoever made the LCD on this device no matter how you spin it.
A bit of googling discovered that Xiaomi used similar screen in other recent models (redmi Note 5, Mi A2). Apparently fitting glass screen protector can fix the issue. Anyone can confirm this? I never used screen protectors, but might give it a try if it helps.
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A bit of googling discovered that Xiaomi used similar screen in other recent models (redmi Note 5, Mi A2). Apparently fitting glass screen protector can fix the issue. Anyone can confirm this? I never used screen protectors, but might give it a try if it helps.
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Simple glass screen protector? Maybe someone with polarized sun glasses can do a try
There are many glass screen protect for pocof1 on amazon. What do you think about them?
https://www.amazon.it/s/?ref=nb_sb_...creen+glass&rh=i:aps,k:pocophone+screen+glass
Is there a way, without screen glass polarized, and with one of them screen protector, see the same if this idea will work?
Edit: should be work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67p5phutxc4
Ordered screen glass protector from the amazon.
same problem here! and funny enough i havent been using polarized glasses for few years then i bought a pair a month ago! i've bought a screen protector (tempered glass) on amazon https://www.amazon.it/gp/product/B07GTJM4C4/ few days ago, i'll let you know if it solves the problem.
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Apparently fitting glass screen protector can fix the issue. Anyone can confirm this? I never used screen protectors, but might give it a try if it helps.
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It's a while since I did physics at school but I can't imagine that much has changed in terms of the way light travels. I don't think a simple screen protector is going to have any impact on the orientation of polarisation of light from your screen.
I don't mean to be unhelpful, but it strikes me that the only way round this is the most obvious one of removing your spectacles
Edit - just googled and found this interesting thread addressing the same issue with an HTC 10. One poster suggests using a waveplate to scatter the orientation, but this is a bit ridiculous since I'm pretty sure your touchscreen would be massively compromised (waveplates need to be fairly thick and are rigid as far as I know).
Take your glasses off or use the phone landscape I'd say
It doesn't make sense to me either, but some Redmi Not 5 users in this thread claim that it did help. Doesn't hurt to try, I ordered tempered glass from aliexpress, will see.
I've ordered the glass protector just for protection but I'd be nice if it worked like it does in this video posted earlier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67p5phutxc4
Edit: I remembered I've got a spare glass for another phone at home, I'll try as soon as I get my lunch break and I'll let you know.
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I've ordered the glass protector just for protection but I'd be nice if it worked like it does in this video posted earlier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67p5phutxc4
Edit: I remembered I've got a spare glass for another phone at home, I'll try as soon as I get my lunch break and I'll let you know.
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I posted the video in post #8
@fireblade Sorry I didn't have time to follow the link earlier. Really interesting! Presumably the screen protector and/or its own protective film (which you can see in the video) must between them scatter the light?
I would be careful about removing the film from the protector, since this might be the bit that's doing the magic.
Consider also that your overall brightness is likely to be reduced somewhat by this scatter.
Good luck! I'll be really interested to hear how this works out
as promised i tested the poco with an old screen protector and i can say it works a beauty! its not crystal clear but its definately readable! and i just tried holding the glass between the lcd and the sunglasses, it may look better once applied properly. sorry for the poor quality pics but photos were taken with lenovo p2 (sh*tty camera) and i was in a rush.
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as promised i tested the poco with an old screen protector and i can say it works a beauty! its not crystal clear but its definately readable! and i just tried holding the glass between the lcd and the sunglasses, it may look better once applied properly. sorry for the poor quality pics but photos were taken with lenovo p2 (sh*tty camera) and i was in a rush.
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You need to remove the protective film (1 Back, etc..) of glass protector to be sure that all works
I don't think it makes any difference since it is a normal plastic film.. But I'll check it properly tomorrow when I get the poco's tempered glass.
I think it might be due to quantum properties of light, this video seems to explain a similar concept, not sure though
https://youtu.be/zcqZHYo7ONs
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I don't think it makes any difference since it is a normal plastic film.. But I'll check it properly tomorrow when I get the poco's tempered glass.
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Probably no difference, but better to be sure.