Sentences with phrase «having a headphone jack feels»

Having a headphone jack feels like a luxury when you have to carry a clunky adapted with you all the time.

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All three tablets bring with them a 2560 x 1600 - pixel screen and a curved edge display (for a better feel in the hand, Huawei says), as well as an integrated fingerprint scanner — though the 3.5 - mm headphone jack has been dropped.

The Pixel 2 feels like the lesser option due to large bezels Pixel 2 XL's display feels like a step down from the Pixel XL's No headphone jack No USB Type - C headphones in the box High price tag While useful, Active Edge should have more features

Official availability is set for December, and in addition to a long list of upgraded Google Assistant skills, the Google Home Max has Bluetooth and Google Cast support going for it, not to mention a traditional headphone jack and natural - feeling fabric coating.

I think they might feel they need to in order to remove the headphone jack, otherwise the offering would be a phone on the same level as the 7 / 7s, but with a headphone jack.

This concept phone didn't feel out of the normal realm of thickness, size or weight, and this model had a glass back, dual rear cameras, a loudspeaker, USB - C and a headphone jack.

The microphones has a built - in headphone jack helps with monitoring as you record, although the monitor volume buttons are plastic and they feel low quality.

And while it may be a millimeter thicker than the iPhone 7, its tapered edges make it feel every bit as svelte, and it has a headphone jack to boot.

The brand has continued its enmity with 3.5 mm headphone jack (this bad feeling was developed at the time of iPhone 7).