Sentences with phrase «back panel feels»

The removable back panel feels good to hold and the smartphone is perfect for one hand usage.

While I'm not quite sure what it is composed of, the sandstone back panel feels great in hand.

If I could describe it, the sandstone back panel feels like a very fine sandpaper or a smooth piece of charcoal.

The chrome fininished back panel feels solid in the hand and enthuse confidence that the tablet can withstand few falls.

Its back panel feels cheap and thin — almost toy - like — yet it's still comfortable to hold, and its dimensions lend itself to a seamless one handed experience.

The hard plastic back panel feels a little cheap.

The plastic back panel feels solid and good in the hands.

As with the Fire HD 7, we found the HD 6's hard - plastic outer frame sturdy but a bit sharp around the edges, and its grainy - textured back panel felt, surprisingly, rather slippery.

The slightly raised Lenovo logo near the center of the back panel felt rough on our fingers when holding the tablet, and the combination of Windows, Intel and Lenovo stickers at the bottom make the rear look somewhat cluttered.

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Made of two different fabrics, the non-stretch woven panels are lightweight, breathable fabric that hold baby in place while the soft knit straps provide a secondary layer, pulling baby close for a snug, swaddled feel and helping to distribute weight evenly across your shoulders and back.

Our panel - an adopted person, a birth mom and an adoptive mom - reflects back on their own experiences with adoption and pose questions to each other giving adoptive parents insight into the thoughts and feelings of each member of the triad.

This mini dress features a lace panel detailing along the v - collarline, thin straps and back of collar, so you won't feel it so bald.

This choice is perfect for those warm game days, as moisture - wicking technology and a vented back panel are sure to keep you looking and feeling cool.

A sleek Honda Prelude Deluxe, father and son owned with 42,224 miles EQUIPMENT Retractable halogen headlights, laminated front window, smoked glass sunroof, rear window wiper, remote boot lid and fuel cap opening, felt lined glovebox, coin pocket, instrument rheostat, tachometer, safety indicator panel, digital clock, lights «on» chime, cigarette lighter, folding rear seat back.

Inside, the new Murano is more appealing and upmarket with a lower instrument panel with 7 ″ Drive Assist Display, fewer buttons, Climate, heated steering wheel, electric folding back seats and a lounge feel.

The subtle blue flame decals on the rear quarter panels, black wheels and embroidered Hot Wheels logo badges on the front seat backs all helped me feel like a kid again.

And even with a 10.3 - inch screen that's wonderfully spacious for reading, the tablet feels much lighter than an iPad, thanks to an aluminum back panel that also adds rigidity.

In any case, it felt comfortable in our hands, but the sheer back panel doesn't give you much to hold on to.

Samsung introduced a metal frame and trim with faux leather back panel, making it even a more premium looking device that feels great in your hand.

The back is a solid panel of brushed aluminum — the texture feels slightly off though, to some of us.

Its faux - metallic edges look more rusty than sharp and the back panel makes it look like a 1980s» calculator.The build quality is pretty cheap looking and feeling... Read more

Its metal and aluminum construction feels really solid, and the leather panel on the back is soft to the touch and really comfortable to hold.

That doesn't sound bad for a premium ultrabook with a 10 - point multitouch panel, a 1600 x 900 IPS display and 128 GB of solid state storage — particularly one that feels this good, with a supple textured back, a leathery palmrest, a smooth glass touchpad and a comfortable keyboard.

As it stands now, I think the organization would be of most benefit to writers who have little or no experience self - publishing and would feel more comfortable learning how to do it with a panel of advisors backing them up.

The build quality is similar, albeit without the removable back panels, and the overall feel is of a plastic device, but one that's slim and easy to hold.

That said, it still feels quite sturdy, with a solid polycarbonate build and a grippy textured back panel.

The Nook GlowLight is fashioned in white, with a durable - feeling silicone trim around the edges, and a soft touch back panel that's clearly a step up from the rubberized Nook Simple Touch.

It has a good feel in your hand, thanks in large part to the textured and rubberized back panel.

The Victorian feeling of the wood panelling and hardwood floor truly takes you back in time.

The range of objects and other contemporary junk materials employed within the genre is well illustrated in the works of Joseph Beuys (1921 - 86), such as Eurasia Siberian Symphony (1963, panel, chalk drawing, felt, fat, hare, painted pole, Museum of Modern Art NYC); Ed Kienholz (1927 - 94), such as Back Seat Dodge»38 (1964, truncated Dodge automobile, resin, paint, fiberglass, clothing, chicken wire, beer bottles, plaster, Los Angeles County Museum of Art); Niki de Saint - Phalle (1930 - 2002), such as her Monster of Soisy (1963, paint, various objects, metal frame, George Pompidou Centre); Marisol (b. 1930), such as her Woman and Dog (1964, wood, plaster, synthetic polymer, taxidermied dog head, and miscellaneous items, Whitney Museum of American Art).

The device is comprised of an aluminum frame with glass front and back panels, which really helps bring a premium feel to the smartphone.

The aluminum frame was nicely machined and felt solid, whereas the Corning glass back panel added an extra premium feel, despite leaving fingerprints behind.

The metallic back looks and feels nice, and the metal panel gives way to a plastic bumper section at the top and bottom, which will be more durable in the event of a fall.

The back panel made up of anodized aluminum and has a great in - hand feel.

That said, like most phones with a glass panel on the back, the device does tend to feel slippery, and is very prone to smudges.

Like the iPhone 4 and the Nexus 4, the Xperia Z has a glass panel covering its entire back, which together with the buttonless front makes for a highly symmetrical look and feel.

The entire back plate is a slightly - soft panel of plastic, which feels solid — thanks to the fact that it isn't removable — and provides just the right amount of grip without also collecting tons of fingerprints.

When I first pulled the Essential Phone from the retail package, I was immediately impressed by the rock solid feel of the titanium sides, ceramic back, and Gorilla Glass 5 front panel.

The back - panel has a nice matte rubberised feel.

Most people, even its past critics, liked the improved metal frame, trim and back panel, making it even a more premium looking device with a build quality that felt great in your hand.

Curiously, the glass back panel of the other Z series phones has been swapped out for a traditional glossy polycarbonate rear, to the detriment of the overall feel of the device.

Even its past critics, liked the improved metal frame and trim along with faux leather back panel, making it even a more premium looking device with a build quality that feels great in your hand.

The metal edges of the phone are a straight silver color, but despite having black bezels on the front, silver metal edges and a shapeshifting mauve back panel, the phone never feels like a mishmash.

The trade - off is that the edges of the phone have a slightly more plasticky feel than the back panel — ASUS insists it's all metal, for what it's worth — but on the flip side you don't have to deal with any unsightly plastic bands top or bottom.

The reflective, curved back panel is as eye - catching as ever, but in the hand, the «acrylic glass» feels somewhat cheaper than the real thing.

This is mostly due to the soft - touch polycarbonate back panel that, thanks to its matte finish, doesn't feel as cheap as the smooth, glossy plastic found on other devices.

Yes, the edges are made from glossy plastic, but it's the back panel that you'll be feeling the most, and I appreciate the Lumia - like plastic LG has used there.

The slight curve to the front glass panel on all edges means you'll never feel the metal join, while the curved glass back feels just as good here as it did on the Galaxy Note 5.

The back panel is plastic and has a classy matte finish, but feels flimsy when you see it in isolation.

Normally the back would feature a simple plastic panel, but the dbrand skin applied to my review unit looks awesome and really enhances the look and feel.