Sentences with phrase «fingerprint magnet»

Unfortunately, both are also fingerprint magnets, and both lack a microSD card slot and a removable battery.

The screen isn't fingerprint magnet, which is one of the positive points we can say about it.

Firstly, the screen is an absolute fingerprint magnet, so you'll definitely want to keep the included screen cleaning cloth nearby at all times.

It is a total fingerprint magnet though — front and back.

You may need to use a case or carry a cloth with you, though, because this thing is one of the biggest fingerprint magnets I've ever seen.

Regardless of the color you pick, though, the reflective surface of the Note 8 makes it a real fingerprint magnet.

It's super slippery (and a total fingerprint magnet, if we're being honest).

The ceramic back feels similar to glass and is a serious fingerprint magnet on the black model.

While I usually prefer black fronts, the back of the black model is also a serious fingerprint magnet.

And of course, the all - glass bodies of the phone continue to be major fingerprint magnets.

Furthermore, the smartphone is also a complete fingerprint magnet.

Plus, the black model is a terrible fingerprint magnet.

It comes with a very glossy finish, that gives it a ceramic look that is really nice, but does make for a huge fingerprint magnet.

Sadly, the backs of both models are still fingerprint magnets.

The plastic - coated metal helps in this regard, whereas the glass on the back of the S7 is a slippery fingerprint magnet.

The back as good as it looks is still a big - time fingerprint magnet and by now you should get used to it.

Unfortunately, it's a true fingerprint magnet, so if you're a neat freak you'll find yourself constantly wiping down both the touchscreen display and the back panel.

The shiny glass back is also a massive fingerprint magnet.

Finally, the device is hands - down the worst fingerprint magnet I've ever come into contact with, appearing greasy within mere moments of use.

Then there's the shiny piano black center console trim — a notorious fingerprint magnet — which requires constant cleaning.

The back is a smooth plastic fingerprint magnet and the front is entirely smooth glass, save for a plastic home button near the button.

The back plate itself is a shiny fingerprint magnet, and the front screen is barely better.

The clock's shiny black body is an instant fingerprint magnet, too, though the white version likely hides them better if that's a deal - breaker for you.

I do love the design, however, despite the glass being an absolute fingerprint magnet.

As is the case with most devices with a similar build, the glass backing proves to be a big fingerprint magnet.

It is a real fingerprint magnet and like the front it seems to take a lot of rubbing to get face grease and fingerprints off the material.

It's also a major fingerprint magnet and wiping it clean takes effort.

However, that also means it is slick to hold onto and a terrible fingerprint magnet that looks like a greasy mess after using it for a couple of hours.

Speaking of fingers, glass also happens to be a huge fingerprint magnet.

The rear panel is a serious fingerprint magnet but when kept clean, it's a portable mirror.

Sony has used glass for both the front and the back of the phone, which improves the overall build quality, but can make it a considerable fingerprint magnet as well.

The combination of its seamless glass front, bezel's glossy black plastic and the gunmetal brushed magnesium rear looks very enticing, despite being a veritable fingerprint magnet (a failing many tablets share to various extents).

The fact that the display itself is a smudge and fingerprint magnet does not help its cause.

Gone is the glass fingerprint magnet from before, but the Xperia X also lost its IP68 certification as well.

I'm particularly fond of the black color, which is truly pitch black and has a darkened metal frame to go with it, although it is a huge fingerprint magnet too.

The others look like full scale fingerprint magnets.

This in itself isn't a problem, but the finish does seem to be a bit of a greasy fingerprint magnet, and even a good wipe doesn't get rid of every trace.

My complaint with the design is the same as any other glass - backed phone: it can be slippery to hold, is a horrible fingerprint magnet, and is less durable than a metal back would be.

The phone feels smooth and comfortable in the hand, even though its front and back Gorilla Glass 5 build is a monstrous fingerprint magnet, and it slips into and out of a pocket very easily.

It's the perfect backplate for narcissists as it delivers a great reflection, but I found it rather slippy, and also a seriously efficient fingerprint magnet.

I don't find the finish to be slippery, which is a plus, but all at the expense of this phone being an odd lint magnet near the camera hump, and fingerprint magnet everywhere else.

While the Infinity Display does give the phone a unique look, its glossy, fingerprint magnet Gorilla Glass 5 body is still very similar to the S7's.

The LG G6 glass back means that it is an active fingerprint magnet that needs to be wiped down regularly.

The frosted, matte finish has gone and the Premium boasts the shiny, fingerprint magnet rear side we've seen on previous high - end Xperias.

The darker option, Deepsea Black, has a subtle hint of blue, but it too is an extremely glossy fingerprint magnet.

Build quality is solid, with a nice finish, but the chassis is an unapologetic fingerprint magnet.

It's also an ultimate fingerprint magnet, which detracts from the look, despite its screen appearing less glossy than the S7 edge we mention.

The back isn't that flimsy, but it's extremely slick and is an insane fingerprint magnet.

Talking about the smudges left behind on the screen, the display is fingerprint magnet when it comes to leaving smudges.