Hmm, something I never noticed but will definitely look into.
Thanks for the heads up.
I used to find the RC2 controller difficult to see at times particularly on a bright day in direct sun, but it was always remedied by careful positioning, moving into shade where possible, or using some kind of a screen hood.
But since upgrading to the RC 2 Pro itās not an issue because the new screen is so bright it always remains visible even in direct sun.
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Having just purchased my present outfit Mini 4 pro with the RC2 controller I have to make do with that for now and use any work around. Its all a learning curve for me so thank you for your advice. Everyone who answered my question thank you it was gratefully received and made me glad I joined such a helpful and welcoming group.
It still annoys me no end that DJI wonāt sell drone-only packages - Iād like the Mavic4, but I donāt need to put money into yet another RC2 controller, and I certainly donāt need to pay an extra 800 quid for a second pro controller deal.
Iād be more than happy for DJI to sell a drone only Mavic4 for 1600 instead of bundling an RC2 in for 1850
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Seems that it would make more sense to supply a controller free drone otherwise you would have a room full of them.
You could try selling the controller on, pretty much a ānewā
I have the hinged cover that acts as a sunshade, but in really bright conditions Iāll plug a pair of xreal air 2 pro glasses in. With those glare us nit an issue and you can still have line of sight
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Sounds like an interesting idea.
Strange! A few days ago on the beach I was really struggling to see the screen on the rc2. Today at the Beacon Park meet-up it was much brighter and yet I had no issues seeing the screen 
Magic?
Polarized sunglassesā¦great for fishing and rc fixed wing but not RC2 screens!!!
Thatās exactly why Iāve bought a pair also.
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