Sentences with phrase «headphone jack on the top left»

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The Asus Transformer Prime has a microSD slot, a micro-HDMI port and a volume rocker along its left side; a power button on the far left of its top edge; and a 3.5 mm headphone jack along its right side.

On the ZenPad's supersleek edges are a microSD card slot (left side), volume rocker and power button (right), USB Type - C port (bottom), and 3.5 mm headphone jack (top).

On the Incredible 2's top edge sit a standard headphone jack (left) and tiny power button (right).

On / Off and volume rocker sit on top of the device in landscape mode with microSD, microUSB and headphones jack on the left edge of the device and the charging / sync port at the bottoOn / Off and volume rocker sit on top of the device in landscape mode with microSD, microUSB and headphones jack on the left edge of the device and the charging / sync port at the bottoon top of the device in landscape mode with microSD, microUSB and headphones jack on the left edge of the device and the charging / sync port at the bottoon the left edge of the device and the charging / sync port at the bottom.

The MeMo Pad's power button and volume controls are located on the top left edge of the device, with a headphone jack at the top and a microUSB and microSD slot on the bottom.

There is a a lock / power button on the top right next to the micro-USB port and microphone, and a volume rocker on the top left next to the headphone jack.

A micro USB port and 3.5 mm headphone jack are on top, while a microSD card slot is uncovered on the left edge.

Volume and power buttons line the right edge; a headphone jack, microHDMI port and microUSB port are on the top edge; and a microSD slot sits on the left.

Like iPad 2, the volume control is on the left perimeter, but so is the on / off button and the 3.5 mm headphone jack, which means they're actually on the top when you hold the 8.9 horizontally.

A power button sits on the right of the Note II, the volume rocker is on the left, and the headphone jack is on the top.

A raised power button sits on the top right of the iPad mini, and the headphone jack is on the top left.

The top edge of the Galaxy Player 5.0 contains a microSD slot, the bottom houses a microUSB port and a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and the volume rocker sits on the left, right below the power button.

The power button sits on the top left edge, and a headphone jack is on the top right edge next to a toggle switch that enables auto - rotation from landscape to portrait modes.

Going over the phone there's a volume up, down and mute key on the right, a speaker and microphone on the bottom, microUSB and mini-HDMI ports on the left, a 3.5 - millimeter headphone jack and a power / on / off button on the top alongside a secondary noise canceling microphone.

As far as port, sensor, and button placement is concerned: on the back, we have our main camera sensor and a LED flash, there's no heart - rate sensor on the A series; on the front, we have our proximity and ambient light sensors, a front - facing camera, earpiece, display, back and recent app capacitive keys, and a home button with an integrated touch - based fingerprint sensor (A5 and A7 only); on the bottom, there's a microphone, 3.5 mm headphone jack, MicroUSB port, and the speaker grille; on the top, we have nothing other than the secondary microphone, and, just like the new GS7, there's no IR blaster on board; and the volume buttons are located on the left side of the aluminium frame, while the power button is located on the right side — all three buttons are very tactile with excellent reachability and positioning.

There are two additional microphones for noise cancellation that improve the Droid X's call quality: one is located on top of the device, left of the 3.5 mm headphone jack and power / lock button, while the other is located on the lower back.

A headphone jack and a micro-USB port sit on the left edge, and the tablet's microSD card slot and buttons for power and volume rest on its top edge.

On the left edge, you have the tray for a microSD card, the 3.5 mm headphone jack on the top and the USB Type - C port is placed at the bottom, just besides the speaker grillOn the left edge, you have the tray for a microSD card, the 3.5 mm headphone jack on the top and the USB Type - C port is placed at the bottom, just besides the speaker grillon the top and the USB Type - C port is placed at the bottom, just besides the speaker grille.

An easily accessible power button and headphone jack sit up top, the right side houses a volume rocker, and the microUSB port is on the left.

The top edge of the Galaxy S II has a 3.5 mm headphone jack, the bottom has a microUSB port, a slim volume rocker sits on the left, and a tiny power lies on the right side.

Up top, we have the power / unlock button, a standard headphone jack and the microUSB port and HDMI - our port rest on the bottom of the left spine.

Surrounding the tablet you'll find a power button along top, a volume rocker along the right edge, a 3.5 mm headphone jack and microSD card slot on the left rail, and a Micro USB port on the bottom.

On the top edge on the left hand side is the 3.5 mm headphone jack as well as a small flap for the microSOn the top edge on the left hand side is the 3.5 mm headphone jack as well as a small flap for the microSon the left hand side is the 3.5 mm headphone jack as well as a small flap for the microSD.

A camouflaged volume rocker lives on the right edge, a power button along the left edge, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack on the top.

-- Register a channel to receive News for specific games To register, head to News > Find Channels — Add friends from your Nintendo 3DS and Wii U Friend Lists To add friends, head to your My Page on the top left of the Home Menu > Friend Suggestions — Receive notifications when your Friends go online To turn this ON / OFF, head to System Settings > Notifications > Friend Notifications — Find paired controllers within communication range by activating the vibration feature To search, head to Controllers > Find Controllers — Change the user icon order on the Home Menu To change order, head to System Settings > Users > Change Order — Select from 6 new Splatoon 2 characters for user icon To edit your user icon, head to your My Page on the top left of the Home Menu > Profile — Change the system volume from the Quick Settings To access Quick Settings, hold down the HOME Button — Lower the maximum volume for headphone or speakers connected to the audio jack To lower the max headphone volume, head to System Settings > System > Lower Max Headphone Volume * This settings will be ON when Parental Controls are enabled — Change display colors to Invert Colors or Grayscale To use this feature, head to System Settings > System > Change Display Colors — Connect a USB keyboard to the dock to type whenever the keyboard is on the screen — Use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller via wired communication by connecting the USB charging cable To enable, head to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication * The NFC touchpoint on the Pro Controller will be disabled while the controller is using wired communicatioon the top left of the Home Menu > Friend Suggestions — Receive notifications when your Friends go online To turn this ON / OFF, head to System Settings > Notifications > Friend Notifications — Find paired controllers within communication range by activating the vibration feature To search, head to Controllers > Find Controllers — Change the user icon order on the Home Menu To change order, head to System Settings > Users > Change Order — Select from 6 new Splatoon 2 characters for user icon To edit your user icon, head to your My Page on the top left of the Home Menu > Profile — Change the system volume from the Quick Settings To access Quick Settings, hold down the HOME Button — Lower the maximum volume for headphone or speakers connected to the audio jack To lower the max headphone volume, head to System Settings > System > Lower Max Headphone Volume * This settings will be ON when Parental Controls are enabled — Change display colors to Invert Colors or Grayscale To use this feature, head to System Settings > System > Change Display Colors — Connect a USB keyboard to the dock to type whenever the keyboard is on the screen — Use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller via wired communication by connecting the USB charging cable To enable, head to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication * The NFC touchpoint on the Pro Controller will be disabled while the controller is using wired communicatioON / OFF, head to System Settings > Notifications > Friend Notifications — Find paired controllers within communication range by activating the vibration feature To search, head to Controllers > Find Controllers — Change the user icon order on the Home Menu To change order, head to System Settings > Users > Change Order — Select from 6 new Splatoon 2 characters for user icon To edit your user icon, head to your My Page on the top left of the Home Menu > Profile — Change the system volume from the Quick Settings To access Quick Settings, hold down the HOME Button — Lower the maximum volume for headphone or speakers connected to the audio jack To lower the max headphone volume, head to System Settings > System > Lower Max Headphone Volume * This settings will be ON when Parental Controls are enabled — Change display colors to Invert Colors or Grayscale To use this feature, head to System Settings > System > Change Display Colors — Connect a USB keyboard to the dock to type whenever the keyboard is on the screen — Use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller via wired communication by connecting the USB charging cable To enable, head to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication * The NFC touchpoint on the Pro Controller will be disabled while the controller is using wired communicatioon the Home Menu To change order, head to System Settings > Users > Change Order — Select from 6 new Splatoon 2 characters for user icon To edit your user icon, head to your My Page on the top left of the Home Menu > Profile — Change the system volume from the Quick Settings To access Quick Settings, hold down the HOME Button — Lower the maximum volume for headphone or speakers connected to the audio jack To lower the max headphone volume, head to System Settings > System > Lower Max Headphone Volume * This settings will be ON when Parental Controls are enabled — Change display colors to Invert Colors or Grayscale To use this feature, head to System Settings > System > Change Display Colors — Connect a USB keyboard to the dock to type whenever the keyboard is on the screen — Use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller via wired communication by connecting the USB charging cable To enable, head to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication * The NFC touchpoint on the Pro Controller will be disabled while the controller is using wired communicatioon the top left of the Home Menu > Profile — Change the system volume from the Quick Settings To access Quick Settings, hold down the HOME Button — Lower the maximum volume for headphone or speakers connected to the audio jack To lower the max headphone volume, head to System Settings > System > Lower Max Headphone Volume * This settings will be ON when Parental Controls are enabled — Change display colors to Invert Colors or Grayscale To use this feature, head to System Settings > System > Change Display Colors — Connect a USB keyboard to the dock to type whenever the keyboard is on the screen — Use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller via wired communication by connecting the USB charging cable To enable, head to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication * The NFC touchpoint on the Pro Controller will be disabled while the controller is using wired commuheadphone or speakers connected to the audio jack To lower the max headphone volume, head to System Settings > System > Lower Max Headphone Volume * This settings will be ON when Parental Controls are enabled — Change display colors to Invert Colors or Grayscale To use this feature, head to System Settings > System > Change Display Colors — Connect a USB keyboard to the dock to type whenever the keyboard is on the screen — Use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller via wired communication by connecting the USB charging cable To enable, head to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication * The NFC touchpoint on the Pro Controller will be disabled while the controller is using wired commuheadphone volume, head to System Settings > System > Lower Max Headphone Volume * This settings will be ON when Parental Controls are enabled — Change display colors to Invert Colors or Grayscale To use this feature, head to System Settings > System > Change Display Colors — Connect a USB keyboard to the dock to type whenever the keyboard is on the screen — Use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller via wired communication by connecting the USB charging cable To enable, head to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication * The NFC touchpoint on the Pro Controller will be disabled while the controller is using wired commuHeadphone Volume * This settings will be ON when Parental Controls are enabled — Change display colors to Invert Colors or Grayscale To use this feature, head to System Settings > System > Change Display Colors — Connect a USB keyboard to the dock to type whenever the keyboard is on the screen — Use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller via wired communication by connecting the USB charging cable To enable, head to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication * The NFC touchpoint on the Pro Controller will be disabled while the controller is using wired communicatioON when Parental Controls are enabled — Change display colors to Invert Colors or Grayscale To use this feature, head to System Settings > System > Change Display Colors — Connect a USB keyboard to the dock to type whenever the keyboard is on the screen — Use the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller via wired communication by connecting the USB charging cable To enable, head to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Pro Controller Wired Communication * The NFC touchpoint on the Pro Controller will be disabled while the controller is using wired communicatioon the screen — 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The top of the device has just the 3.5 mm headphone jack and a microphone while at the bottom you'll find the micro USB port and two speakers grilles on the right and left of it.

The headphone jack sits up top and the Micro USB and Micro HDMI ports are on the left edge near the bottom.

Aside from the standard Apple home button below the LCD, the metal band plays home to all the hard inputs, including separate volume up and down buttons on the left, a hard switch to toggle silent mode right above it, a headphone jack and power button on the top left and right, and a discreet door for SIM cards on the right side, which you'll need a paperclip to eject.

This white plastic area is host to various connectors and buttons: a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack, secondary mic and power / lock key on top; a micro-USB / MHL port, primary mic at the bottom; a volume rocker on the left; and nothing on the right.

For ports, there's a headphone jack at the top of the phone, a SIM card slot on the left side, and a USB Type - C port at the bottom along with the speakers.

Asus placed the ZenPad's SD memory slot on the top - left corner, its headphone jack on its top, and the volume and lock buttons on the right side.

Further moving around the hardware, we have nothing but the SIM / microSD slot up top, the power button along the right side, volume rocker and Bixby shortcut button on the left, and the headphone jack (woo!)

The volume rocker lives on the left, a headphone jack and Infrared Blaster (for using the phone as a universal remote) sit up top, the power button is on the left edge, and the Micro USB charging / data port is found on the bottom.

On the left is a narrow volume rocker and up top is a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

The headphone jack is up top, the microUSB port and single speaker unit is placed at the bottom, and the SIM card slot is found on the left side.

The top edge plays host to a 3.5 mm headphone jack, the microUSB charging port is located on the bottom, and the left edge is devoid of any buttons or ports.

The headphone jack is on the top edge of the phone, and the charge / sync port is on the lower left side.

Other than that, there's just the capacitive menu and back buttons (located on the left and right of the home button, respectively), the 3.5 mm headphone jack and IR blaster on the top edge, and an array of sensors above the screen.

You get a volume rocker and programmable key on the right edge, a power button the left edge, a headphone jack on the top and USB - C port on the bottom centered between two speaker grilles.

The rest of the design is standard fare for Samsung — a home button flanked by back and recent apps keys on the front, a microUSB port at the bottom, a headphone jack at the top, and volume and power buttons on the left and right sides.

The dual SIM card slot is found on the left side, with the headphone jack and microUSB port at the top and bottom respectively.

For wiring directly into the Switch, a headphone jack sits on the top - left side of the console (Note: This jack only supports audio out, and not mics.

On the left is a SIM card slot, the headphone jack sits on the top, and on the bottom is a bifurcated speaker grill and two exposed screwOn the left is a SIM card slot, the headphone jack sits on the top, and on the bottom is a bifurcated speaker grill and two exposed screwon the top, and on the bottom is a bifurcated speaker grill and two exposed screwon the bottom is a bifurcated speaker grill and two exposed screws.

It also has the familiar USB Type - C port at the bottom, a headphone jack at the top, camera launcher button on the right - hand side and a microSD and SIM slot covered by a flap on the left.

The top of the device is quite busy, with a 3.5 mm headphone jack on the left, a mini HDMI - out connector in the middle and power button on the right.

On the left edge is a microSD card slot, and on the top, a headphone jacOn the left edge is a microSD card slot, and on the top, a headphone jacon the top, a headphone jack.

Credit: Jeremy Lips / Tom's GuideA volume rocker and power button sit on the right side, a micro-USB port is on the bottom, a headphone jack lies on top and a microSD card slot is on the left.

A 3.5 mm headphone jack on top, volume rocker and micro SIM tray on the left, micro USB port plus a few dubious screws on the bottom, and a perfectly placed lock / unlock / power button on the upper right hand side.

Up top is a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack, while on the bottom left corner is a USB - C port — it's angled to match the slightly pointed base of the phone.

There's a the volume rocker on the left edge of the device just below the 3.5 mm headphone jack with the on / off button on the top and on the right side a USB 2.0 port Micro HDMI port and the charging port which has a similar magnetic mechanism as the keyboard docking port but is far more fidgety to plug in.