Sentences with phrase «loud at full volume»

The audio is clear, and crisp, and reasonably loud at full volume, though it doesn't blow away other laptops we've tested.

They're plenty loud at full volume and don't distort, even though they're down - firing.

Not exact matches

After games the Mets locker room was as loud as a fraternity party; Hootie & the Blowfish's Cracked Rear View could be heard at full volume after every win.

At full volume, songs were almost too loud for a single - room environment.

Music sounded full - bodied, but we did note this time a slightly tinnier quality to our test tracks, and distortion at the loudest volume level.

However, the levels on the Nexus 7 with headphones in was so much louder we nearly blew out our eardrums at full volume.

The Encore played a full - volume tone at 79 decibels on the LAPTOP Audio Test, which is louder than the Miix 2 (72 decibels) but fell short of the Venue 8 Pro (88 decibels) and 80 - decibel category average.

At full volume, many sounds are distorted, so I wouldn't recommend putting it louder than 75 percent.

Audio quality through the bundled (unpadded) earbuds plugged into the standard headphone jack was acceptable, though even at full volume it's not very loud.

The slate hit 78 decibels at full volume during the LAPTOP Audio Test, which is lower than the 80 - decibel tablet category average but still louder than the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX (77 dB).

Cranking up the volume knob on the back of the left ear cup allows the Roccat Khan Pro headset to get plenty loud and I often had it at only about two thirds of the full volume level during general listening for music and games, which was still plenty loud.

Google says it designed the speaker to get loud enough to fill a room without distorting at full volume.

Even at full volume, it never got to ear - deafeningly loud.

With volume at full blast, the sound is a bit hollow and jagged, but at least it's loud.

It's loud and doesn't notably distort at full volume — it's so loud that a few folks in my office complained when the phone started ringing on an incoming call.

Four speakers, two at the top and two at the bottom, give the new iPad Pro 9.7 a proper stereo setup, and they're loud enough to drown out the bottom - firing, twin - speakers of the iPad Air 2 at full volume.

They're wonderfully loud and clear — not quite as loud as those on the M8 at full volume, but with less distortion.

The speakers on the handset are surprisingly loud, producing an acceptable sound level for both music and video, though it's not brilliant quality and at full volume we noticed some things sounded distorted.

Dual front - facing speakers get incredibly loud — louder than pretty much any other phone — without distortion or piercing the ear at full volumes.

That number of course depends on how loud you play your music; listening at near full volume, the Run lasted well over three hours of active playback before giving up.

Loud speakers of the phone are just too pathetic even at full volume it is not at all audible.