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AMOLED burn-in from a static image takes longer than a few hours of use to appear. However, viewing a static image a few hours each day over the course of a few days or weeks is when you would begin to see a change. My point was, if someone purchases a tablet for use with a specific application, AMOLED technology is susceptible to image retention. LCD & LED screens don't exhibit this symptom - the iFly GPS hardware utilizes LCD technology and doesn't have this issue.

Andre'

Nice chart. Thanks.

I use Galaxy Note 4 and LG Gpad with a skylight in my Avid Flyer with plenty of brightness.

I just bought a Samsung Tab A from COSTCO ($129.00). It is WiFi only and the screen is bright enough that I can see the display even though I have top glass in my Avid Flyer.

But wait...

It even has an outdoor screen mode. You go to display and touch the outdoor display and the brightness jumps up a LOT. However, that will use up battery quicker. I haven't had to use this function, but many might want it if they are running the tablet from aircraft power.