Sentences with phrase «more battery life sounds»

While more battery life sounds great, turning off these features comes with significant downsides.

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Comfortable and secure fit, clear sound, 7 - hour battery life, sweat resistant, reflective details for more visibility, ability to hear ambient sound for added safety

Pros: Comfortable and secure fit, clear sound, 7 - hour battery life, sweat resistant, reflective details for more visibility, ability to hear ambient sound for added safety

Sennheiser isn't the only headphone maker to do this, but it's an annoyance: Noise cancelling isn't constantly necessary, and it technically degrades sound quality and battery life more than it has to.

Next generation pocket projectors raise the bar in terms of size, style, brightness, connectivity, battery life, sound and so much more.

Android fans might prefer the more colorful screen on the Galaxy Player 4.0, but those looking to get the full Gingerbread experience on a media player / tiny tablet with a slightly larger display will love the Galaxy Player's solid sound, long battery life, and more - than - adequate performance.

This might not sound like much compared to the 9 - plus hours from the iPad 3 or the likes of the Asus Transformer Pad 300, but don't forget that the digitizer draws a wee bit, and there's that quad - core CPU to feed... To be honest we were hoping for a little more from the new Note — considering its premium positioning and the fact that Samsung's usually pretty good at squeezing long battery life from its devices — but at least the Galaxy Note 10.1 doesn't embarrass itself here.

Android 7.0 Nougat update brings the following new features: improved Phone app and stylized dialing screen giving it a new look and feel, tweaked battery indicator, two power saving modes for you to choose from and get better control over your phone's battery life, a new power monitor that you can use to block various apps from using any battery, transparent app folders, Blue Light filter, a new Screen Resolution changer to get better battery life, new Device Maintenance that will improve optimization of various power and storage functions, revamped toggles, Video Enhancer that offers better video and sound quality, new Calendar app interface, third - party app functions can now be set as toggles, and others more.

Things that I like so far, in no particular order: Android 4.1.1 - already one patch automatically downloaded to Jelly Bean; Battery life is very good; Customization is as simple as the iPad - the home screen is easy to configure; the display is very, very good - not quite up to the new iPad, but excellent for much less money; Sound quality is good; Security is good - face recognition login authentication can be configured to require a blink, making security stronger; Performance is excellent - I haven't noticed anything crapping out or any lags in performance, at the app or UI level; Shutting down running apps is a breeze, much simpler than iOS; Removing apps is easy; Reading is a breeze on this form factor - no more carpal tunnel holding and reading an iPad.

read more Details Main Features: Type: Touch screen phone Color: White OS: Android 4.0 CPU: MTK 6515 1GHZ ROM: 256 MB RAM: 256 MB Battery: 1200mAh Li - ion Network frequency: GSM 850 / 900/1800 / 1900 MHz Dual SIM, Dual standby Wireless internet Gravity sensing system FM / MP3 / MP4 / Bluetooth function supported Network: Network type: GSM Frequency: GSM 850 / 900/1800 / 1900 MHz WIFI: 802.11 b / g wireless internet Bluetooth A2DP Screen Information: Screen type: Capacitive (5 - point) Screen size: 3.5 inch Screen resolution: 480 x 320 (HVGA) Connectivity: 2 x SIM slot TF card slot 3.5 mm audio out port Microphone Speaker Camera: Back camera: 5MP (with flash light & Auto Focus) Front camera: 3MP Video recording: Yes Storage: Internal memory: 256 MB External memory: TF card up to 32 GB (not included) Supported Media Formats: Picture format: JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG Video format: MP4, AVI Music format: AAC, AMR, MP3, OGG, WAV MS Office format: Word, Excel, PPT E-book format: TXT Live wallpaper support: Yes Games: Android APK and Java Languages: English / French / Spanish / German / Italian / Russian / Turkish / Portuguese / Bahasa indonesia / Bahasa Melayu / Thai / Chinese / Swedish / Finish / Hebrew / polish / Romenian / Slovak / Magyar / Greek / Norsk Boknal / Cestina / DUTCH / Suomi / Svenska / Romana / Romansh / Nanderlands Dimensions: Product size (L x W x H): 112 x 60 x 12 mm Product weight: 104 g Package weight: 0.5 kg Additional Features: Wi - Fi, FM, Java, Bluetooth, E-book, Sound Recorder, MP3, MP4, WAP, MMS, Alarm, Calendar, Calculator... Package Contents: 1 x Smart Phone 2 x Battery 1 x Power Adapter 1 x Earphones 1 x USB Cable 1 x English Manual

True, it's rarely used as much more than a map and inventory screen and the battery life is pitiful, but it's awfully comfortable to use and crucially, whenever I have any other controller in my hands, I now miss the little dashes of precision and functionality that the touch - screen brings, no matter how inconsequential they can sound.

The battery life isn't the best, but the display, performance and built - in sound system more than make up for it.

The JBL Flip 4 improves on an already - solid speaker line, adding more battery life, more ruggedness and better sound.

Most of these cost at least $ 100 more than traditional Bluetooth headphones but don't upgrade the sound, battery life, or available features.

They are more portable (with respect to my preference for a flatter profile), but less battery life and their sound quality is too inferior for me to compromise on (though I was only able to listen to the X100).

While the battery life sounds great, the Tab S3 is little more than an iterative upgrade over its predecessor.

For those who are perfectly happy with how MP3 quality files sound, battery life is likely to be more key.

The price may seem a bit steep when you consider offerings such as OnePlus 3T with far more powerful processing speeds, but the Vivo V5 Plus brings in a lot more than the selfie camera set up to the table that also works well — good looks and build, liquid - smooth OS performance, commendable battery life, amazing sound quality and above average primary camera performance (if only the primary camera had OIS, the V5 Plus would be a tough one to beat).

The only problem with the Link 10 is that the step - up Link 20 offers fuller sound with better bass, and has twice the battery life for $ 50 more.

Bluetooth connectivity, with battery life of more than 20 hours, means that you can enjoy cable - free tunes while an associated MIY app allows you free reign to control settings with your very own sound profile.

The WH - 1000xM2 retain the same plush comfort, near - perfect noise - canceling, and detailed sound signature that we adored on the original model, but add in 10 hours of extra battery life and even more tech features, all while lowering the list price $ 50.

The sound is improved over the previous Jabra Sport Pulse and while the four to five hours of battery life per charge is fairly average, these earphones are more than capable of lasting through all but the longest of workout sessions.

Not sure that this one needed a sequel, but JBL's second SoundBoost speaker Mod is rounder and considerably more portable than the first, with the same excellent bassy sound and 10 - hour battery life.

The more compact styling means that battery life is a somewhat middling six hours, but the headphones should offer a less bass - driven sound signature than the cheaper CX 7.00 BT, with the company claiming they offer detailed vocal projection from the upper - mid and high range of the headphones» dynamic drivers.

Now with 70 % more battery life, a more comfortable fit, improved volume, and enhanced audio thanks to a better ear gel design, you'll enjoy longer talk time and our best sound ever.