Landscape view with polarized sunglasses, REALLY????

[mrismail]

I dunno if it's just me but when I have my polarized sunglasses on and I use my device in the landscape view, I can't see the screen at all. It's like a privacy screen kinda thing when you look at it from the side. Can anyone else confirm this?
It's fine when its in portrait view but once I turn the device, I can't see anything on the screen. It's pretty annoying if this is default. I didn't have this issue with my Note 4.

 

[Rukbat]

The screen is polarized. If you're looking through a polarized filter oriented at right angles to the polarized direction of the screen, all the screen light is blocked out. That's normal. (The Note 4 is an Amoled screen, so you don't have the problem.)

 

[mrismail]

The screen is polarized. If you're looking through a polarized filter oriented at right angles to the polarized direction of the screen, all the screen light is blocked out. That's normal. (The Note 4 is an Amoled screen, so you don't have the problem.)

I find that quite annoying since i use my phone a lot in landscape view wearing my glasses.
Is there any "protective" attachable screen that can eliminate this?

 

[spudskier]

yup, totally annoyed., Was trying to use it in bright daylight with my polarized sunglasses. Had to turn it about 30-45 degrees to get it to be visible with my glasses on.