Sentences with phrase «large volume buttons»

A rubber strip down one side includes large volume buttons.

Large volume buttons take up most of the front; on the back, you'll find buttons for power and Bluetooth pairing.

Not exact matches

The main thing I noticed was the attractive radio faceplate, with an iPod button, large volume and tuning buttons, and snazzy chrome trim.

Buick eschews a single controller like Audi's MMI for a cascade of traditional buttons and large knobs for volume, media selection, and temperature.

I just wish the on - screen buttons were 10 percent larger and that the volume and power buttons below the screen were replaced by a single knob.

The interior designers have gone for a cleaner and simpler look with the dash, which means fewer buttons and knobs, but thankfully they left a large and easy - to - reach knob for the audio volume.

These include 18 x 8 - inch wheels or larger, splash guards, a lock on the liftgate, a bed liner, cruise control, cruise and audio buttons on the steering wheel, climate control, standard cloth or durable leather material, manual or power seat adjustments, power windows, remote keyless door locks, a decked - out instrumentation panel, speed - sensitive volume, four speakers for the sound system, USB ports and more.

It's easily reached, but if you don't want to touch it you can use Cadillac's first physical control set for a head unit that includes a large multipurpose knob surrounded by home run buttons and a real volume knob, not a capacitive touch strip to be found.

The top priority remains ease of use, so the various audio interfaces employ tried - and - true knobs for volume and tuning, while the LE - and - up automatic climate control system (a welcome luxury in this price bracket) provides a large knob and a few foolproof buttons.

Plus, there are large and easily accessible radio volume / tuning knobs and buttons for climate control.

The 2017 Camry gives you large volume and tuning knobs located in their rightful place on the center stack, along with separate secondary buttons and a climate control section underneath.

A new controller includes volume and seek forward / back controls for the audio system; shortcut buttons for fast access to the most frequently used apps such as Audio, Phone, Navigation (if available) and Home; and a large center dial to operate primary features of the most frequently used apps, scroll menus and lists and select other apps to be displayed.

The tube includes a microphone / headphone slot, with a large circular power button placed on the left hand side; the opposite side boasts a mini USB port and volume control button.

There is a large speaker to the left of the screen with oversized volume buttons.

The oversized power button and volume control are on the top edge of the screen (although it auto - rotates at the slightest twist of your wrist, almost too readily), along with the headphone socket (and the extreme thinness of the Tab makes the socket look unusually large).

Speculation has claimed Apple wants to give the next version of its tablet a 2 GB of RAM spec bump, larger speaker holes, and recessed volume buttons, among other smaller changes.

The alarm clock has a large display and is designed with contrasting control buttons, volume switch and voice button.

• Model number: PCH - 1000 series • CPU: ARM ® Cortex ™ - A9 core (4 core) • GPU: SGX543MP4 + • Main memory: 512 MB • VRAM: 128 MB • External Dimensions: Approx. 182.0 x 18.6 x 83.5 mm (width x height x depth)(tentative, excludes largest projection) • Weight Approx: 279g (3G / Wi - Fi model), 260g (Wi - Fi model) • Screen: 5 inches (16:9), 960 x 544, Approx. 16 million colors, OLED, Multi touch screen (capacitive type) • Rear touch pad: Multi touch pad (capacitive type) • Cameras: Front camera, Rear camera; Frame rate: [email protected] × 240 (QVGA), [email protected] × 480 (VGA); Resolution: Up to 640 × 480 (VGA) • Sound: Built - in stereo speakers, built - in microphone • Sensors: Six - axis motion sensing system (three - axis gyroscope, three - axis accelerometer), Threeaxis electronic compass • Location: Built - in GPS (3G / Wi - Fi model only), Wi - Fi location service support • Keys / Switches: PS button, power button, directional buttons (Up / Down / Right / Left), action buttons (Triangle, Circle, Cross, Square), shoulder buttons (Right / Left), right stick, left stick, START button, SELECT button, volume buttons (+ / --RRB- • Wireless communications: Mobile network connectivity (3G / Wi - Fi model only), 3G modem (data communication): HSDPA / HSUPA * specification for Japanese region, IEEE 802.11 b / g / n (n = 1 × 1)(Wi - Fi)(Infrastructure mode / Ad - hoc mode), Bluetooth ® 2.1 + EDR (A2DP / AVRCP / HSP) • Slots / Ports: PlayStation ® Vita card slot, memory card slot, SIM card slot (3G / Wi - Fi model only), multi-use port (for USB data communication, DC IN, Audio [Stereo Out / Mono In], Serial data communication), headset jack (Stereo mini jack)(for Audio [Stereo Out / Mono In]-RRB-, accessory port • Power: Built - In Lithium - ion Battery: DC3.7 V 2200mA, AC adaptor: DC 5V • Operating environment temperature: 5 - 35 degrees Celsius • Supported AV content format: Music — MP3 MPEG - 1 / 2 Audio Layer 3, MP4 (MPEG - 4 AAC), WAVE (Linear PCM).

Large Power and Volume buttons and an easily read Power Meter enhance the front panel.

For controls, a power button and all - in - one «UE» button sit on the top, and large «+» and «-» buttons emblazon the front of the speaker, controlling volume up and down, respectively.

There's about a millimeter of give to the thickness and the volume button hole is larger to accommodate either device.

It has large plus and minus buttons that make it easy for you to turn the volume up or down and also sports another button on top, which allows you to play, pause and skip tracks.

Encased in an attractive gold - colored aluminum chassis, the chunky 5.33 x 3.55 x 0.78 - inch device looks a bit like a pocket TV or an old - fashioned portable media player, thanks to a large Wi - Fi antenna that juts out of the top and a thick bezel below the screen, which contains the power, volume and home buttons, along with some speaker holes.

You can control power, volume, and input selection using large and clearly marked buttons.

Step 2: On the right side of your Pixel phone, there is a power button and a larger, dual volume button.

And both, by and large, have the same fingerprint sensor (below the display), micro USB port and audio jack (base) and button placement (power / display on right, volume rocker on left).

A larger control module provides a single improvement (less fiddling to find the volume buttons) and two minor inconveniences.

The plug has large, unambiguous mute and volume buttons that you can't miss in the middle of a heated gaming match, yet it stays entirely out of the way of your grip.

There are steering - wheel - mounted buttons for volume, skip ahead and voice control, as well as a large volume knob below the main screen, with scan or skip buttons on either side.

The screen is surrounded by large bezels; there's a front - facing camera at the top; volume buttons sit on the right edge, and a power button on the top edge.

There are also large button covers that make it especially easy to use your power and volume keys.

You can adjust your Echo's volume with the + / - buttons, skip forward and backward in your playlists with the left / right arrow keys, and you can play and pause your media with the large central play button.

For example, the power toggle button should have been larger and red, the volume buttons could have been a different shape, etc..

The power button is placed below the volume rocker on the side to compensate for the larger size of the phone.

The controller itself fits easily into the right or left hand and has a touch pad, a large button, a trigger, and home, back, and volume buttons.

The uppermost left edge features a large snap - in - place cover concealing a microSD card slot, while the right upper edge holds the volume rocker and power button.

This makes volume adjustment on calls rather difficult, as you have to skate your thumb or index finger up to find the buttons, which is awkward with a larger phone like this to say the least.

We like the smaller 8.4 - inch MediaPad's design, but the larger 10 - inch Pro model design is a little more puzzling due to the position of the power and volume buttons.

Not only is there a dedicated camera button and volume rocker, there's also the now larger power button that has a fingerprint sensor hidden inside of it.

The right of the player houses the power button identical to that on the X7 MKII in addition to a large chamfered analogue volume wheel.

The control layout is straightforward, with a large illuminated power / multi-function button on the front and volume rocker on the left side.

Device controls are kept to a minimum, comprising on / off and Bluetooth buttons to the top, and separate large volume up and down controls to the side of the rubberised panel.

The power button sits very close to the volume rocker, while the slightly larger and textured Convenience Key used for shortcuts stands on its own farther down the side.

Even though the phone is reasonably large, the power button and volume rocker on the right hand side are still easy to access with your thumb.

Along the length of the speaker, two large buttons control the volume.

Especially on the larger S8 +, this leads to a lot of users pushing that button to lower the volume by mistake, and this is clearly the users Samsung is aiming to appease with its latest update.

To do it on the iPhone X, click and release the volume up button, then repeat with the volume down button, then press and hold the large sleep / wake side button, according to Digital Trends.

There's a large rectangular hole cut out in the top for the row of buttons (Power, Volume Down, Multifunction, Volume Up and Pair) made out of luxurious soft - touch material.

Aftershokz Trekz Titanium AS600's have three buttons: Power and volume up (the same button) and volume down are on the underside of the device behind the right ear along with the micro USB charging port, while the larger and easier to reach multifunction button sits on the outside of the left transducer.

Below a centered microphone hole near SHIELD's hinge is a volume button, start button, back button, and home button, these encircling a multi-function SHIELD button — the largest button on the face of the device.