Sentences with phrase «edges of the phone feel»

The bottom edges of the phone feel nice in the hand as they're rounded off; however this highlights the fact that the top edges are squared and quite sharp, and don't feel — or look — good at all.

The edges of the phone feel slightly curved, which made it feel like the phone was constantly in danger of squirting out of my hand.

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The row of buttons beneath that touchscreen, which give quick access to map, phone and media, impressed me with their metal edges and solid feel.

At the sound of his name I felt a chill through me, not only from the shock of learning that Daniel had a daughter, or the sudden expansion of the tragedy I'd perched on the edge of for so long, or even the certain knowledge that my long stewardship had come to an end, but also because some part of me had waited for such a phone call for years, and now, despite the late hour, it had come.

The squared edges mean it feels thicker than some of the sculpted larger screen phones out there - like the Samsung Galaxy S III - but it does mean it will stand, like a monolith, unsupported.

Following the disappointing sales of the Galaxy S5, it seems that Samsung focused on the phone look and feel - and reportedly the GS6 looks and feels great, especially the S6 Edge with its curved flexible OLED display.

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There might be some things that the Pixel 2 XL does better with Oreo and the Note 8 has some cool S - Pen and edge screen tricks, but iOS 11 on iPhone X is the first phone in years that feels like it's on the verge of something entirely new.

The bezel around the edge of the S4 screen is satisfyingly thin and the screen feels like it's using every inch of space on the phone that it possibly could.

A plastic power button and volume rocker sits on the right edge of the phone, and they're cheap - feeling compared to the rest of the hardware here.

There is a slight grated effect on the back of the handset to give better grip to your fingers whilst the edges are more rounded but it does all round feel you're using a small brick of a phone.

The back of the Redmi 4A curves on the edges and as the phone is very compact, this adds to the great hand - feel factor of the phone.

Thanks to the slim bezels at the top and bottom of the phone and the screen edges that curve around the sides of the phone, the phone feels nicely compact in the hand.

The flip phone sports a glass back with curves on the side that gives the feeling of the S6 edge.

Leaked photos of what's said to be the next iPhone do show that the face of the device has tapered edges, which may be designed to make the phone feel smaller than it truly is.

The minimal edges around the screen really do improve the overall design of the phone, making everything feel far more immersive.

During our hands - on time with the phones at CES, we appreciated the feel of the chamfered edges and the mute color palette of the chassis.

With a recycled display, uninspired design, and dismal low - light camera performance, the OnePlus 5 felt like a phone on the edge of being obsolete.

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 edges of the phone have a metal framework, making it feel and look quite premium.

If you have a Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge, Galaxy Note 5, Nexus 6 or any other smartphone that supports wireless charging, you've felt the frustration of buying your new phone and not...

That's offset by a metal design, although only around the edge of the phone - and Samsung has gone once again for a light weight, rather than making it feel weighty and ergonomic in the hand.

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 edges of the OnePlus 2 are made from a grey aluminium - magnesium alloy, which gives the phone a premium, high - end feel.

Needless to say, the S6 Edge is the far more interesting looking and feeling phone of the pair.

Other minor changes compared to the OnePlus 5 include the camera housing on the back, which in the 5T now has gently curved, sloping edges to make it feel more like one seamless part of the phone.

The edges of the phone are metal, with the glass curving down toward those edges so it feels like this handset sits better in your palm than some others, in particular the Huawei P10.

When Samsung announced the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 Edge the devices might have felt a little familiar to some, largely due to the massive number of leaked documents and images that have emerged recently and highlighting most aspects of the phones.

The front and back of the phone now feature a subtle diamond pattern that adds great texture to the device, and the fake brushed aluminum that surrounds the outer edges of the handset has a much better feel to it than the plastic surrounding the edges of the S III.

The phone is shaped to feel smaller than it looks, with subtly curved edges and slightly sharpened corners that nestle perfectly into the palm of your hand.

rear of the V30 gently curves into the edges of the phone for an improved ergonomic feel and the handset feels very comfortable to use, especially so considering its size.

As for the rest of the device, the rear of the V30 gently curves into the edges of the phone for an improved ergonomic feel and the handset feels very comfortable to use, especially so considering its size.

Around the edge of the glass on the front of the OnePlus 2 you have a slight lip, which has a similar feel to the indentation where the fingerprint sensor lives at the bottom of the phone.

The metal chamfered edges are nicely finished, sure, and the plastic antenna stripes at the top and bottom of the phone are, at least, familiar, but overall, the Z1 has the rounded, bubbly feel of a much older phone — a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 from 2012, for example.

The rounded edges and curved corners help the phone feel comfy in the hand, and its overall size of 111 x 47.5 x 11 mm and its weight of 100g mean it's easy to drop into all but the very smallest of pockets.

Samsung's new Galaxy Alpha is the first of several phones that begin to address repeated complaints of cheap - feeling plasticky smartphones, though the back is still plastic while the edges are metal.

The Optimus G also has a stainless steel trim that runs around the edge of the phone and really pulls the design together.It feels nice too, with rounded corners, so it sits comfortably in the hand.

The phone maker claims that because it is using plastic - OLED, the edges of its device's display can be curved ensuring a more ergonomic grip and better feel in the hand.

The top and bottom edges can feel a little sharp as there are front - facing speakers that jut out, and the power button can be a little hard to reach as it sits all the way on the top left side of the phone.

The edges of the device are rounded, there is not one hard angle on the main body of the phone, which makes it feel really good in the hand.

The phone feels a bit slippery because of the smooth curved edges and you might want to use a cover to grip this phone better.

But for people who understand acronyms like OLED or like the feel of a curved - edge phone, an iPhone Pro will be long overdue.

Swiping around the device your fingers don't hit a hard edge as they do on so many flat phones and again we can't help feeling that it brings a sense of quality to the experience.

The rounded edges made it fit particularly well in my small hands, the 169g of mass made the phone feel just right: solid and compact but never tiresome or bloated.

The unibody design curves around the edges of the phone, all the way up to the glass front which makes the device feel like a single slab of aluminum and glass, similar to the iPhone 7.

Aspects like the flush, curved, and cornered secondary display glass along with the carefully chamfered edges help the phone feel like a single piece of hardware.

It definitely doesn't feel 9 mm at all though - the back of the phone curves off towards the edges making the phone feel very natural to hold.