Sentences with phrase «earpiece speaker when»

According to their reports online, they are hearing «crackling» and «buzzing» sounds directly from the iPhone X's front - facing earpiece speaker when the volume of the device is set at high or at the maximum level.

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.

Now when it comes to the speaker, Motorola has stuck to using the earpiece as the only speaker on this phone.

I am really really happy to see actual stereo speakers on an iPhone — near as I can tell the earpiece up top can just get super loud so you get proper stereo separation when you're watching a video.

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.

Also, earpiece mode doesn't work when a Bluetooth device is paired, and the call might drop if you decide to switch from Bluetooth to the speaker or vice versa.

Impressively, despite such a huge reduction in bezel space, Apple has managed to continue offering stereo speakers on the iPhone X. Like the iPhone 7, the earpiece on the top of the iPhone X acts as a tweeter and a secondary speaker when the phone is switched to landscape mode with the primary speaker located at the bottom of the device.

This was particularly true on the highway when trying to talk to someone, and I found myself just using the regular earpiece speaker instead for phonecalls.

When you're not using earbuds, a U11 - style BoomSound Hi - Fi setup, combining the earpiece speaker and a bottom firing woofer, provides about the very best on - device playback outside of the few phones that offer front - facing speakers.

While the top bezel houses set of sensors and front facing camera module, it's all between the display and speaker, which also acts as the earpiece when calling.