1. helpimstuck's Avatar
    1. Thanks for fixing the brightness and making it brighter [if you did that because that is what it seems like] and thank you for adding the saturation/hue control?

    but the thing now is that it is too bright i mean tooooo bright
    so either allow us to make it dimmer than it is because at night my eye aches looking at the screen


    please allow an app to control the screen brightness outside the actual app

    do something
    it is too bright i might need to get a coloured screen protector :O
    the glare is too much

    thanks
    Last edited by helpimstuck; 07-27-14 at 05:18 PM.
    07-14-14 08:47 AM
  2. mEntal8y's Avatar
    This is unfortunately an ongoing issue. The screen's "ambient light sensor" is the culprit. (wish I could micro-smash that thing?)
    Heinz Katchup and helpimstuck like this.
    07-14-14 09:59 AM
  3. Heinz Katchup's Avatar
    They just need to bring back the same brightness controls that the PlayBook had.

    When it comes to this inability for the user to disable the automatic brightness. I have to side with the market. In that BlackBerry wholeheartedly deserves to be in the sorry state they are.

    Android, iOS and Windows Phone all give the user the ability to disable the automatic brightness. Sometimes it doesn't pay to be different. Get with the program BlackBerry!

    Posted via CB10
    07-21-14 01:34 PM
  4. kobnyc's Avatar
    I don't think I have ever even noticed this issue. I just went in to settings and adjusted the brightness to where I wanted it and it stays there.

    Kobnyc
    07-21-14 04:27 PM
  5. Joao Oliveira's Avatar
    The not enougth brighness in sunlight is just because the OLED isn't strong enought. OLED are prone to have less bisibility in direct sunlight. If you pick a top of the line samsung galaxy, they have the same OLED but are brighter, but even those strugle a bit in sunlight compared to LCD screens.

    That's the drawback of OLED, they are inferior in bright environments, but in dim light, I think OLED produce much better pictures due to true blacks where LCD strugles with light leaks
    07-21-14 05:01 PM
  6. helpimstuck's Avatar
    My problem is that it is too bright


    Just incase u don't understand my op

    Posted via CB10
    07-27-14 05:17 PM
  7. Al moon's Avatar
    I too think it's too bright even all the way down it's still bright

    Tmobile 10.2.2976
    07-27-14 07:44 PM
  8. arlene_t's Avatar
    I would agree about the brightness. when I'm in bed sometimes I bbm and even at the lowest I find it very bright.

    via Q10
    07-29-14 11:00 AM
  9. salmanseahmed's Avatar
    agreed. Its too bright even at the lowest level.

    Posted via CB10
    01-18-15 03:39 PM
  10. deadcowboy's Avatar
    This has been my biggest issue with every BB10 device. Can't use them in bed.

    Posted via CB10
    01-18-15 08:27 PM
  11. barisxpeace's Avatar
    I would agree about the brightness. when I'm in bed sometimes I bbm and even at the lowest I find it very bright.

    via Q10
    you can switch to dark theme, whatsapp also has the dark theme but the browser lacks such thing which is annoying

    Posted via CB10
    01-19-15 03:24 AM
  12. killkenny1's Avatar
    Would be nice if RIM added a function to disable auto-brightness too...
    01-19-15 04:20 AM
  13. Asvertus's Avatar
    To bright?
    It's to dark. When I watch a video the brightness could be higher. Some videos are to dark. On my PC they are good, but on the Z30.

    When I start the BlackBerry, the brightness is good, but after the unlock it goes down by the half. That's not good.

    Posted via my BlackBerry Z30 (10.3.1.2072)
    01-19-15 04:41 AM
  14. Taigatrommel's Avatar
    you can switch to dark theme, whatsapp also has the dark theme but the browser lacks such thing which is annoying

    Posted via CB10
    You can try reader mode inside the browser, just hit R.
    Also some 3rd party browsers like Evolution Browser have some sort of night mode, which works ok.

    I agree though, one of the good sides after switching Q10 -> Classic was the screen which could be dimmed lower.

    Posted via CB10
    01-19-15 04:41 AM

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