Sentences with phrase «phone feels great in the hand»

The phone feels great in the hand, it's lightening fast, and we didn't experience many software bugs while testing.

The phone feels great in your hand, the Aluminium frame certainly makes it feel like a top end phone, and certainly lives up to Nokia's reputation of well built phones.

Not exact matches

The OnePlus 5T continues with the premium metal unibody design of the phone it's replacing, which makes it look good and feel great in the hand, with the gently - curving rear helping it nestle nicely into the palm.

Overall it certainly looks visually more like a phone from 2014 or 2015, but it feels excellent in the hand nonetheless, and really looks great in general despite some fairly large bezels.

It's a tech reviewer cliché, but the Vertu Constellation truly does feel great in the hand, and in a completely different manner than a svelte, smooth, and featherweight phone like the new Galaxy S8.

The phone is beautiful, lightweight, and feels great in the hand.

These not only look great and catch reflections, they ensure the phone feels like it should be in your hand, not on your desk or in your pocket.

You'll also probably notice textured, chamfered edges make the phone grippy and feel great in the hand.

It feels great in the hand and imparts an executive chic style to your phone.

It's not terrible or anything, but it doesn't have a great in hand feel that many phones today implement well.

Whichever you pick, you'll be getting one of the nicest phone designs out there: the metal body will feel great in the hand regardless of the software you've got packed into it.

Impressive for budget phones, both the Honor 7X and the Moto E4 Plus come with all - metal bodies that feel great in the hand.

The phone is very thin at 7.9 mm and it really feels great in the hands and is still pretty easy to grip despite the phone's overall size — though obviously one - handed use my be a little difficult as you'd expect.

On the S9, though, that's swapped out for a matte texture that feels great in the hand, provides a lot more grip, and actually makes the phone more durable.

Of course, it's not a small phone anymore, and does completely dwarf the previous generation devices, but Motorola has done a great job with keeping thin bezels, which makes the device feel very manageable in one hand.

It's also got a great weight in the hand and doesn't feel hollow or cheap, lending to the idea that this isn't a phone that necessarily feels as cheap as it costs.

I honestly can not get over how great this phone feels in the hand.

This can strike a nerve with some consumers, but all it means is that we get phones that look good, feel great in the hand, offer one of the best Android experiences around thanks to OxygenOS, and come in at prices well below what you'll find from the likes of Samsung, Google, and even Apple itself.