Brightness.

[Eme Fibonacci]

What brightness intensity do you use on your device? And your users? (if you know).

 

[ilan]

50%

 

[andymc]

Auto

 

[klaus]

Auto.

 

[Alexander Stolte]

Car. ehhm Auto.

 

[DonManfred]

70%

 

[LucaMs]

When you create a new thread in "Android Questions":

40%; but right now I set it to "Auto"

 

[Gunther]

Also automatic on moblies but on the tablet is mostly fixed about 70% (indoor usage only)

 

[Daestrum]

14% (probably why my battery lasts 2+ days)

 

[LucaMs]

40%; but right now I set it to "Auto"

"automatic" it's not enough for me; so I reset it to about 45%.

 

[Eme Fibonacci]

I was doing a graphics for my new game. I spent a few hours creating and finally I had a good result on the real device.
oops my device was with 15% of bright. I set it to 50% and the result was very bad.
So it seems that i´ts better leave the device at 50% because many said they use that way.

50% as reference?

 

[AHilton]

100% but I'll set it to ~70% before sleeping just so it's easier on the eyes when first waking up. As far as I know, all of my customers' tablets are set to 100%, as well. Most are used outside or in a well-lit environment.

 

[KMatle]

30% in a building, 80% outside on a bright day.

 

[Sandman]

Never auto. Always manually adjusted when needed.

 

[Peter Simpson]

14% (probably why my battery lasts 2+ days)

About the same for me too, probably about 15% manually set, I find that works great but I'll whack it up for bright summer days.

At about 15% my battery last 2+ days with ease.

 

[jimmyF]

100% (I'm old! )
I charge the battery every night. It is usually between 45% and 65% capacity remaining.
BlackBerry KeyOne

 

[Daestrum]

I don't use adaptive brightness as it seems to think I need a sun tan from my phone display. (plus it keeps crashing - stupid android 9)