Screen brightness vs Note 7

[Mooncatt]

It's the nature of LCD's. They have a polarizing filter, whereas AMOLED doesn't (that I know of). So if the polarization of the LCD is perpendicular to your glasses, it'll knock out almost all of the display light. It depends on both the glasses and the specific screens. I've had one phone black out in landscape and another in portrait with the same glasses.

I've actually moved away from polarized sunglasses for general use, so it's not even a problem for me anymore. Just kinda hard to find non-polarized glasses these days.

 

[EnemiesInTheEnd]

You can't accurately tell based on videos that you view on different device. The review just confirms what you suspected to be true.

Yes, you can. I was able to see that it looked bad The video confirms what I saw in V20 videos.