Sentences with phrase «buttons on the side too»

Put the page buttons on the side too, and power on the back a la Voyage.

Incidentally, if you're paranoid about being overheard, there's also a microphone - mute button on the side too.

There are two extra buttons on the side too, acting as back and home buttons.

Not exact matches

Putting the volume rocker below the power button on the bottom right side is awkward too.

The toggle buttons on the side make it super easy to navigate through the screens and menus too, and the transmission is digitally encrypted - so I can be sure that I'm the ONLY one seeing my kiddos on the monitor.

If the buttons hadn't have been too big on the side, I'd have snapped them up!

The touchscreen is smooth to operate and it is easy to navigate through the various menus, but the hard buttons on the side are too tiny and feel flimsy to operate.

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WHAT»S WORST: Build quality a bit on the variable side; too many push buttons for minor controls, although some progress has been made; on the expensive side, which may be mitigated by Honda's generally excellent resale value.

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Then one time upon picking up my car I noticed a 2 - foot - long large scratch in the paint down the side of the door, as if someone had walked too close to the car with buttons on their clothes or accidentally dragged something across the paint.

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Some other «issues»: the half leather seats crease far too easily, the B pillars are too thick and difficult to see around, the rear bumper on the driver's side is slightly out of line with the bodywork (something I seen on other 508s), dash buttons hard to remember, daft heater system, boot design when opened allows rain to drip into the boot too easily, plastics could be better and less «scratchy».

But it has plenty of problems, too, like the cryptic buttons on the right side that make it hard to differentiate Reply All from Forward, and Move from Mark Unread.

Samsung's placement of the wake / sleep and volume buttons along the same edge isn't ideal if you're switching from an iPad or another tablet on which they are split between two sides; we found it rather too easy to press the former button by accident when wanting to adjust the volume, though it's something that you'll adjust to in time.

I have had the exact opposite problem with the buttons on my PB 360 (all buttons too stiff, page - turn buttons to the point of being very inconvenient, D - Pad, which I actually use for page turning, sufficiently stiff that I've worn a grove in one side with my thumbnail page - forwarding, and that side now «squelches» rather than clicks on that side).

The power and volume buttons on the side are plastic rather than metal too.

The Volume and Power buttons, which are too - close to one another, are on the left side of the tablet when held horizontally, along with the SD card slot and rotation lock switch.

The hybrid's volume and power buttons sit flush on the front of its left side, which is unfortunate, as it's too easy to accidentally turn off the computer, which I did multiple times during testing.

When opened and pressed flat, it doesn't add too much thickness to the Kindle, so you can still hold it and read easily in the case, and you can reach the next page buttons on either side.

You can see the signup buttons for both of those options on the right - hand side of the web page and, while you're looking in that direction you can smack the Facebook or Twitter icons and follow the blog that way, too.

The physical buttons on the side are quite hard to press, being too well embedded into the device.

As for the volume buttons, they are placed on the top left side of the device, but they are too small and difficult to press.

After that, though, things start to get a bit more interesting: on the left hand side of the top of the mouse there's a small wing sticking up at angle with a button on there, too, which can be pretty easily clicked with your left finger.

On the combat side of things, the hack - and - slash at Nights» core keeps things from getting too button - mashy by mixing it up with collectible Servan that can do the majority of the fighting for you, as well as an appealing transformation system and changeable set of weapons.

The body doesn't have much flex, banging it around on a desk doesn't reveal any unusual rattling, but the side - fin buttons have a bit too much flex, and the soft - touch material coating the body is a magnet for oils.

The power button is a little too low along the side of the phone, and I found myself hitting the rocker by accident on more than one occasion.

The sides too seem relatively similar — volume buttons on the right, display / power button and SIM card tray on the left.

Samsung's placement of the wake / sleep and volume buttons along the same edge isn't ideal if you're switching from an iPad or another tablet on which they are split between two sides; we found it rather too easy to press the former button by accident when wanting to adjust the volume, though it's something that you'll adjust to in time.

However, getting rid of Touch ID may be a bit too premature, and I wouldn't be surprised to see Apple hide it inside the logo on the back or build it into the new elongated side - mounted power button like this rumor from Weibo and BGR both suggest.

Much like on the G5, however, the volume rocker has been reallocated to the phone's side, where a second button lies, too.

If we have to nitpick, the buttons on the sides seem a bit too loose to our liking, something which can either bother you a lot or you won't even notice, depending upon how finicky you are with these things.

There's also a mute button on the side of the headset too, allowing you to mute the mic in a variety of ways depending on your own personal preference.

The power and volume buttons on the right hand side are too much close to the body, at times hard to make out where the buttons are.

The two buttons on the side of the Gear Sport generally make sense too - the top / back button operating as a way of pausing workouts takes some getting used to, and the bottom button is supposed to open apps and head back to the home screen, but sometimes we found we were unsure as to what was going to happen when tapping away.

The volume rocker sits on the right - hand side of the phone, and we found this a little too small — it's around the same size as the adjacent power button, so we regularly accidentally locked the phone rather than changing the volume.

Apple Pay has been moved to a double tap of the now - longer button on the side, which also doubles as a long hold to activate Siri too.

Likewise there is no dedicated camera button on the side of the Samsung Galaxy S, which is something we'd like to see because it makes the startup process and actual picture taking a lot easier, but we'll not hold that one against Samsung too much.

Pass - through controls for the power / standby key on top and the volume keys on the side are included — slightly oversized, which works well with gloved fingers, and the power button is IR - transparent so you can use the HTC TV remote control app still — and there's a hole for the headphone socket too.

These buttons are too far up for comfort, and are annoying to adjust while talking on the phone, but at least they're both on the same side of the phone.