@Sharon-Wilson said in map contrast issues:
@Dae-0 Thanks, I have the Scenic, I'll give it a try. 
Hopefully though MRA will address this, I purchased the Nav add on to keep it simple and have everything in one place, MRA Routplanner is useless if the map is unreadable.
I know what you mean. I’d love to have MRA as my one-stop-shop, but sometimes you have to use tools that are perfect for their own task, rather than a multi-tool. MRA is unrivalled for planning, but Scenic is far more useable for actual navigation. I therefore plan everything in MRA, export as GPX1.2 and import it into Scenic. Scenic will even show you the original MRA route (blue line) and what it has calculated, allowing you to spot differences and correct them by adding waypoints to “pull” the route back on track to match the MRA one.
It’s definitely not a Chigee issue. My wife and I both used iPhones (different ones) and had the same low contrast issue, which is the same experience with the Chigee CarPlay. I created a custom colour set in Scenic, as when that got updated to the new Here! SDK it had the same issue. The Scenic personal colour scheme is honoured in CarPlay, meaning I get the same high-contrast whether I use my phone on its own or the Chigee.
The Chigee is a brilliant display and goes far brighter than the iPhone displays did. They also don’t suffer from the issue where the phone gets too warm and dims the display, making the low contrast even worse.
Hopefully you have some success until MRA makes the personalisation of colour/road width/font size that allows us all to adapt to our own vision capabilities. My work has highlighted that we all see things differently, and what may be brilliant for one person may be practically unusable for someone else. It’s easy to dismiss other people’s issues with “it works fine for me”, but that doesn’t help anyone.
