Sentences with phrase «feel its textured plastic»

Only when you hold the phone and feel its textured plastic backing, especially when you notice how easily the backing picks up smudges, do you really get a sense that this is a budget device.

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The texture of the peanuts really broke up that plastic feel of the other bars without chunks.

She buys folders in slick plastic, textured plastic, paper, cardstock, and leather because to her, each connotes a different feeling, and she can use that to organize her thinking.

Rich texture of leather, cork and plastic material, and feel elegant fresh lace, lace pattern and palm trees make new match.

The black feels a little bit like the NARS packaging texture with plastic gold to embellish.

The textures, from the soft touch plastics on the door handles to the smooth tactile finishes on the control surfaces and column stalks, the A-class feels reassuringly premium, even if the odd iffy plastic creeps in out of sight.

It is a textured rubber / plastic material that is nice to look at and feels O.K., but it is a bit difficult to clean.

Save for the minor blemish of some cheap looking trim panels in Sport models, every touch point and accent — from the knurled metal climate control knobs, to the high quality textured plastics, to the elegant silver finishes — feels exclusive.

The plastic trim around the windshield, door panels and dash had a rich, grainy texture and a durable, heavy duty feel.

Despite being a mostly plastic interior, the shapes, lines and texture of that plastic still give it a more upscale feel.

I'm not sure what crossover Bob was sitting in, but the Highlander hybrid that I drove over the long Thanksgiving weekend had a dash surface made from some plastic composite that was textured to feel exactly like a chalkboard (you could even leave white streaks in it with your fingernails).

Common touch points are surfaced with brushed metal, textured plastic, or chrome, while even the hard plastics have a quality feel to them.

Base versions do have plastic, but it's well - textured for a better look and feel.

Not the design, mind you, but the trim plastics used on the center stack and various bezels were flimsy and hollow - sounding, the switchgear (particularly the rotary shifter knob) felt cheap and the textured material upholstering the dash was just weird.

Adding insult to injury, BMW also attached a few heavily textured pieces, ostensibly real wood but with a very plastic feel, around the cabin as trim pieces.

Even more basic models of the new Chevy Silverado benefit from the sensible layout and ample storage, and the plastics are nicely textured and feel upscale.

During our test drive, we disliked the mismatched textures and thought the French stitching on molded plastic failed at trying to make the RAV4 feel more expensive than it is.

This isn't a fancy vehicle and there are lots of plastics, but there's enough variety in the colors and textures to keep it from feeling cheap.

The entire dash is made of hard, textured plastic, though — it's a cheap - feeling surface that reminds me of my wife's old Ford Escape, a vehicle whose entire interior appeared blow - molded from a single piece of plastic.

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 side bezel is plastic, with a textured, rubberized finish on the back that feels comfortable in - hand, and yet won't attract dust or particles as some rubberized backs we've seen (though it does seem to scratch fairly easily).

It's a pleasant shade and has a textured finish that both looks and feels better than glossy plastic.

It does use a glass coating for the display and features a black plastic body on the rear that is slightly textured and offers a nice feel especially considering the price.

The textured plastic battery cover feels nice in the hand and it's got a «grippy - ish» feel I like and it is again very similar to the Galaxy S II.

But while the phone was fast, the plastic back felt a bit cheap and we wish there was more metal or texture to give it a more premium feel.

The plastic battery cover sports a textured surface that resists fingerprints, but it feels a tad chintzy when removed.

It feels good in the hand and is a quality build, but the plastic texture remains the elephant in the room for me personally.

Although its body is plastic, it feels more like metal with its brushed silver finish and slightly textured back.

It looks great and feels solid, with a no frills design that forgoes Samsung faux leather backing for textured plastic.

The silver plastic back, finished to be textured and grippy, might feel nice enough, but is somewhat removed from the luxury of the Sony Xperia Tablet Z's finish.

At first blush, it feels sturdy enough, but I didn't like the flex built into the textured plastic back.

The back doesn't have the usual quilted pattern, and the soft textured coating is missing, which gives the device a slick plastic feel.

Since the texture is similar to certain household objects that often draw a puppy's attention — shoes, remote controls, and other soft plastic items — they will find the mouth feel of this toy appealing.

The cards all have that slight plastic - feeling finish which doesn't scream quality in the same way that textured card stock does, but they typically look rather nice, although the character cards are a little flat and lifeless.

The plastic body could perhaps do with a touch more texture in order to provide some extra grip, but it gives the mouse a solid feel.

Check out the map that decorates the base and the texturing on his iconic hat, which does a fantastic job of making plastic feel like stiff felt.

Textures, which range from snooker table green felt to shiny plastic panels and cookie dough platforms, benefit more than anything from Nintendo's new found fondness for HD.

The E4 is indeed made of plastic, but the slightly textured removable back doesn't feel cheap.

The build might feel cheap to some who prefer the aluminum backs of the iPad Mini 4 or Dell Venue 8 7000, but it's heaps better than last year's plastic faux - leather texture with fake stitching accents.

The controller's ABXY buttons are attractive and responsive, the sticks glide smoothly, the lightly textured plastic on the front and back feels good to hold, and the controller has a satisfying heft that won't fatigue your wrists or hands.

The overall build feels incredibly substantial for a budget offering, partly thanks to the 170g worth of heft and textured plastic rear.

There is a subtle texture to the plastic that you can see if you look closely, and if you run your fingernail along it you can feel the ridges.

Around back is where Samsung has made the most significant improvement to the Note's design — it has replaced the slimy glossy plastic that has become both the trademark and punchline for Samsung devices with a textured finish that feels almost leathery in a good way.

It doesn't look dramatically different from the GS4, with one major exception — the back features a perforated texture that should give it a much nicer feel than the basic, slick plastic on last year's model.

The metallic buttons on the OnePlus X comes with a ridged texture, and feel much better than the plastic buttons of the Nexus 5X.

The plastic back still has a textured pattern on it, but it feels different from the Moto G3 and more subtle.

With its faux leather backing and metal frame, the Galaxy Note 4 isn't an unattractive device by any means either, but the switch to the new build material with the Galaxy Note 5 gives it a more premium look, and the latter also feels more substantial in the hand, when compared to the plastic leather texture found with the former.

In fact, despite the body technically being made out of plastic, it has a fantastic texture and premium feel that Samsung never managed to capture in their plastic - body devices.

What's more, the back cover — like the Galaxy Note 4 — is a plastic finished with a leather - like texture and covered in a smooth paint for a great in - hand feel.

And while the Grand 2 looks the same from a distance, it doesn't feel like leather at all — it's just textured plastic.