Sentences with phrase «earpiece doubling»

However, one of the things that probably put many would - be buyers off the 10 was HTC's decision to do away with the two front - facing BoomSound speakers that we'd come to know and love, and, instead, go with a bottom - facing primary speaker / woofer with the device's earpiece doubling as a tweeter; it's a similar setup as we eventually saw on the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.

Samsung's Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 + smartphones come with stereo speakers one at the earpiece doubling and other on the bottom.

The earpiece doubles as the phone's only speaker, and lacks the full - bodied sound provided by other listening methods, as you'd expect.

The setup is similar to what we see on other phones these days: The primary speaker is located at the bottom (on the left of the USB Type - C port instead of the right) and the earpiece doubles up as the second speaker.

Like the Z2 Play and G5 Plus, the earpiece doubles as a speaker.

It is important to note though that the iPhone X's earpiece doubles as the speaker that works with the traditional speaker at the bottom of the device in delivering stereo sounds.

The earpiece doubles as the loudspeaker.

Not exact matches

The tiny earpiece at the top of the phone that you use to listen to phone conversations on now doubles as a speaker when you play videos and games on your iPhone 7.

The power button and volume rocker on the right side of the E4 Plus feel surprisingly clicky, and the front - facing fingerprint scanner works just as fast as my Google Pixel running Android O. Near the top of the phone is the earpiece for phone calls, but this also doubles as a front - facing speaker that sounds way better than expected.

The phone's earpiece now doubles as a second speaker, which gives the S9 far better sound output.

It consists of a single speaker that doubles as the phone's earpiece.

As for audio, when you want to unplug your headphones, Moto eschews the typical bottom - mounted speaker for an earpiece that also doubles as a front - facing speaker.

A long press, single press, or double press on each earpiece will accomplish different tasks.

Unfortunately, ASUS is only using one speaker here, and not doubling the earpiece as the second speaker like most other manufacturers right now.

There is only one speaker on the Z2 Force and it's the earpiece that doubles as a single speaker.

The left earpiece will skip forward a track with a single tap, or backward with a double tap.

Tapping the left earpiece once controls playback and call management, while double tapping it summons Siri or Google voice commands.

There's a single speaker on the device, which can be found at the top of the screen, doubling as the earpiece for phone calls.

On the front of the phone, near the top, you'll find a speaker that doubles as an earpiece.

Well that's because the earpiece also doubles as a loudspeaker in a configuration somewhat akin to HTC's current implementation of BoomSound.

The earpiece is still only an earpiece and will not double up as the second speaker.

That same assessment applies to the G4 Plus earpiece, too, which doubles as the device's sole speaker.

To further improve the audio experience, the earpiece on the S9 Plus doubles as a speaker to compliment Samsung's already existing bottom firing unit.

As far as the audio goes, the Galaxy S9 + finally makes better use of its earpiece by having it double as a speaker.

On its front, you'll find the usual suspects, like a front facing camera, an LED flash and an earpiece that doubles as a speaker.

Here we have just one speaker at the bottom of the device and the earpiece does not double as another speaker.

With iOS 11, you can skip to the next track by double tapping on the AirPod earpiece and double tap on the other one to go back to the previous track.

The metal frame still extends beyond the boundaries of the screen, and that's where you'll find the phone's earpiece and microphone that also double as stereo front - facing speakers.

The exterior of each earpiece is fitted with an indented gold button that also wears the linear Sol Republic logo, doubling as a reminder of earpieces» orientation in their charging cradles.

I even had the option to automatically lower the music volume or mute it altogether whenever it was engaged by double - tapping the main button on the right earpiece.