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Does not require batteries or power - simply plug the 3.5 mm audio connector into your device of choice and set the volume as desired.

The accompanying Dolby Digital 5.1 audio could've been mastered at a louder volume but nevertheless does justice to Slither's creepy - crawly soundmix, whose frequent over-the-should effects lend verisimilitude to the onslaught of gummi worms.

If you've got close neighbors who don't care to hear what you're watching, then the final quarter of the film may prove to be an exercise in patience as the audio fluctuates between needing to be raised and lowered in volume.

The DD 5.1 audio shakes the dishes in the cupboards (at least it does at the obscene volume I had it cranked)-- sound emanates with force, logic, and fidelity from every channel.

As with other current - generation Minis, the large circle does provide feedback on various functions inside the cabin, lighting up like a jukebox if you change the temperature, the audio volume, switch the driving mode or are simply travelling at a certain speed.

Surrounding the nav screen is a programmable LED ring that can reflect what the tachometer is doing, correspond to audio system volume changes, work with the forward - collision warning system, and more.

In terms of features, the F - Pace comes with a Meridian audio system which is aural bliss, though the speakers did seem to create a distorted noise at higher volumes.

Gesture control allows me to control audio volume or answer a phone call with some simple hand motions, but it doesn't work perfectly every time.

The quiet cabin allows the Sony premium audio system to do its job without having to battle induction and exhaust noise, so you can listen at lower volumes.

Once you've chosen a source, the receiver offers a reasonable level of flexibility for tuning your audio, including three preset EQ curves, a loudness setting (which is best used only at low volumes), and a feature called MX, which supposedly increases the clarity of voices and instruments, but didn't really improve the sound quality very much in our opinion.

Quality on both cars is excellent but attention to detail is heavy on the Zest, like the doors autolock even after you open them, audio system volume increases with speed (decreases when you go into reverse), tachometer needle glows when you reach the redline, double cranking doesn't happen with the fuel and temperature meters blinking when you try, etc..

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But the presentation, although there's not exactly a profusion of soft - touch vinyl (and in the places where it does show up it's only minimally compliant), is an acceptable blend of style and function with generally decent ergonomics — apart from the audio volume controls that are shared unsatisfactorily by the touchscreen and the hidden, right - hand stalk on the steering column.

Sound output is great and although the Tab S2 doesn't feature front - facing speakers I never found myself complaining about the audio quality or volume.

Speaking of music, the speakers are on the back of the unit and even on full volume does not really provide loud audio.

The Foo Fighters» «These Days» had a fair amount of punch, and the audio didn't get distorted at max volume.

The small speaker in the back didn't pump much volume and produced tinny audio, which is to be expected.

The eight - inch full HD display doesn't offer the top resolution in the biz, but it is more than enough for streaming videos and gaming, and to go with the beautiful visual, Lenovo has packed in Dolby Atmos speakers for cinema - quality (and cinema - volume) audio.

The speakers do a respectable job at audio playback, but sound can get tinny and distorted at the highest volumes, and we'd recommend a decent set of headphones for solo viewing over the speakers any day.

The larger space afforded by the rounded hinge stand and battery allow the speakers to have a larger resonance chamber than most tablet speakers, and that, paired with Wolfson Master HiFi audio processing, makes for high - quality sound, but the volume doesn't get quite loud enough for my liking when turned all the way up.

The sound quality isn't going to set an audiophile's ears alight, but the two - channel stereo gives decent separation and for a budget - oriented gaming headset it delivers pretty good audio clarity so long as you don't whack the volume up to eleven.

The keyboard does have media control keys that can control audio volume and also playback functions.

While this does enhance the audio, the earpiece output is very low in terms of volume and the whole setup doesn't really deserve to be called stereo.

Additional tools for developers, like audio focus enhancements and a new volume shaper class will make our music sound even better, and new ways to access media files mean developers can do a lot more with apps that play them.

It also includes volume control for the speaker it's synced with, but because Alexa doesn't support multiroom audio, it can't turn down multiple Echo speakers.

They definitely are changing my Nexus 6's bluetooth audio volume rather than their own internal volume like the Jabra Move Wireless does.

However, if your PC doesn't have an optical audio port, you can't use all of its features, such as its onboard volume controls, and its dongle does take up a USB port — no Bluetooth here.

The Nexus 7's built - in speakers offer an enjoyable experience, with audio that sounds good through the full range of volumes and doesn't distort at even when maxed out.

The system's lack of an audio return channel (ARC) HDMI connection means most people will need to add another remote control to the coffee table, though the system does allow programmable control of volume, mute, and power commands from your TV remote.

We did find the volume controls a little finicky, in that they were very sensitive and would suddenly deliver loud audio when we least expected it, but otherwise it's a great design that works well.

In speakerphone calls and general audio playback, the Galaxy S4's rear - facing speaker is reasonably loud and clear, though it doesn't match the insane volume and quality of the HTC One's BoomSound speaker.

This will work for all playing audio and all you have to do is simply hold your finger on either of the volume keys on the device to start music or stop the currently playing audio.

Vocals in music tracks can sound rather sharp at times, and you would do well to keep the volume level below the maximum to avoid hurting your ears, especially in audio files with low bit rates.

Before we even start to talk about audio quality, it should be known that these speakers don't have the physical air displacement power to deliver clear audio at high volumes.

The one quirk to the S7's new waterproof design is that, after a dunk, it can take a while for the gaskets protecting the speakers to dry out, which results in reduced audio volume until they do.

Audio performance with the cable doesn't vary dramatically from wireless audio performance, though the bass and overall volume are slightly less powerful in passive mode.

The audio is clear, and crisp, and reasonably loud at full volume, though it doesn't blow away other laptops we've tested.

But it does have the advantage of offering audio passthrough thanks to the HDMI port still being in use — there's no need to disconnect and reset system menu options to get audio coming back out of your loudspeakers, so it's just a case of volume control.

When it comes to audio, there's a headphone jack down below (lookin» at you, HTC), supported by a single bottom - firing speaker, which gets the job done in terms of volume, but is prone to distortion at higher volume levels.

If you need to change the volume you can only do so from the audio source.

The larger space afforded by the rounded hinge stand and battery allow the speakers to have a larger resonance chamber than most tablet speakers, and that, paired with Wolfson Master HiFi audio processing, makes for high - quality sound, but the volume doesn't get quite loud enough for my liking when turned all the way up.

You can even plug the 500x into a PlayStation 4's DualShock 4 controller and get decent (stereo) game audio, though the independent game and chat volume adjustments don't work on a PlayStation.

I play music from the loudspeakers of my phone when laying in bed almost every night, even though I have the UE BOOM; I don't need excessive volume, but the audio quality is still nice.

d. Spatial audio — Though it doesn't come with earbuds, the HoloLens has built - in speakers and even volume controls.

Not only does this mini multiroom tower offer room - filling stereophonic audio and shockingly loud volume for its size, it also tacks on Bluetooth, splash - proofing, and an optional 20 - hour battery.

On the right you'll find the second speaker, the power button, the volume rocker, and a 3.5 mm audio port for plugging in headphones, although the Yoga Book does of course support Bluetooth as well so you can wirelessly connect headphones if you prefer to be cordless.