So, I don't own a Model 3 (yet anyway), but have rented one for a day and have test driven twice. On all occasions, but particularly when I had one for a full day, I noticed reflections and even washout on the center screen. The 1/3 of the screen farthest from the driver seems especially susceptible to this (you know, right where Tesla chose to put the navigation directions). At one point I even noticed it seemed a bit washed out and went on to check the brightness setting - it was at 100%. Heck, at one point, during my performance 3 test drive all of the fingerprints were practically glowing in the mid-morning sun!
I can see, of course how one person's daily commute could expose this (based on angle of sun relative to the car, etc.) more than another and so could the person's distance from the screen (i.e. shorter/taller drivers).
Our Model S, conversely, seems to have very little issue with this (not surprising given that it is much more inset, angled toward the driver, etc.
Anyway, has anyone else noticed this and if so how annoying have you found it to be? I can't imagine there is any real solution (note: I did see one you-tuber had attempted a mode to angle it slightly more toward the driver but it does leave a unsightly gap).
Here are a couple of examples of shots I took while parked:
I can see, of course how one person's daily commute could expose this (based on angle of sun relative to the car, etc.) more than another and so could the person's distance from the screen (i.e. shorter/taller drivers).
Our Model S, conversely, seems to have very little issue with this (not surprising given that it is much more inset, angled toward the driver, etc.
Anyway, has anyone else noticed this and if so how annoying have you found it to be? I can't imagine there is any real solution (note: I did see one you-tuber had attempted a mode to angle it slightly more toward the driver but it does leave a unsightly gap).
Here are a couple of examples of shots I took while parked: