Sentences with phrase «plastic back of the phone»

The other super power that LG touts is the ability for the plastic back of the phone to heal itself.

In fact, Samsung also adds that it's «not how you start, it is how you Finish,» hinting at the plastic back of the phone, without telling the reader what the material is.

Not exact matches

While it isn't actually made of metal, the phone's backing is a plastic hybrid that's metal - ish (which normal practitioners of the English language would call «metallic»).

The only prominent feature of the case remains on the back of the phone camera, slightly raised above the plastic.

While Karbonn has mostly taken care of our gripes with the S1 Titanium's design in the S5 Titanium, the back of the phone is still made of plastic and is extremely glossy.

The phone is made out of plastic and its back cover is removable.

The Hard Shell case features a hard plastic back, featuring a bit of a dotted grid pattern that looks nice, and it also gets the chromed BlackBerry logo like the actual phone has.

The back of the phone looks a bit plain — it is just matte plastic, and we think there's definitely room for improvement in the style department.

The back panel of the phone is just glossy plastic and therefore fairly slick, but it can still be comfortably gripped thanks to a rubberized lining around the edges of the phone's rear.

I think on BlackBerry phones the sheer number of buttons (keyboard, convenience keys, menu / back keys, etc. etc.) could sometimes give off a feeling of plastic - ness that could come across as cheapness, but the PlayBook is a lot more like a solid object.

Hard plastic reinforces the edges, sides and back of the Samsung i510 Droid Charge to prolong the life of this case and your phone.

The face buttons — back, home, menu — are almost magically placed inside a strip of clear plastic along the bottom of the phone, which is strange, but they work, so who's complaining?

As with the Sprint Galaxy S II, the camera is rounded and centered at the top of the back, and the battery and SIM are protected by a snap - off plastic backing that has some texture to it, which makes the phone easier to keep a hold of (that's the theory, anyway).

Speaking of which, the phone is completely made of plastic, and when you take that back cover off to install the battery, you'd know how minimalistic the things are.

This combination of glass back and plastic sides make the phone feel a bit slippery.

The smooth glass front and back were joined by a sturdy aluminum mid-frame, and there were only a few small pieces of plastic on the phone's exterior — the small strips that separated each section of the aluminum frame, and the home button.

The case is made of a soft, TPU bumper that surrounds your phone, and this is reinforced by a rigid, plastic back.

The package contains the SuperCharge A / C adapter, USB - A to USB - C cable, microUSB to USB - C adapter, 3.5 mm wired headset, simple clear plastic shell cover for the back of the phone, a SIM removal tool, and a Quick Start guide.

It's a far cry from the plastic - backed phones of previous years without a giant price hike.

While I assume that the textured plastic backing was added to improve grippiness, the phone kept slipping out of my hands, and I sometimes wound up fumbling to slide it open.

A muted gray plastic band encircles the periphery and there's a metal accent surrounding the camera lens on the back of the phone.

This is a solid phone when you're using it, though in the age of the metal unibody designs, the plastic back makes this seem too expensive compared to the competition.

The «Ice» version is $ 49.99 and has a transparent plastic back so you can still see the aluminum frame of the phone.

Flipping the phone around, the back is a combination of metal and plastic.

But the curved back of the phone makes it really comfortable to hold, and while plastic it does boast a brushed texture.

After a number of relatively run - of - the - mill designs (often with glossy plastic back panels), the Black is easily the best looking phones we have seen from the company.

The phone has Samsung's standard design language, including two capacitive controls and a physical home button on the front, a band of faux - chrome plastic along the sides, and a back made of sturdy white polycarbonate.

Across the back of the phone you have stitched leather over a plastic frame, which leaves the back of the phone with plenty of grip and a nice texture to go with it.

The phone takes the design of its predecessor, the Honor 8, and adds subtle refinements like a curved glass back panel, and cleaner joins between the metal and glass — no more plastic rim around the metal side walls.

If you run your fingers down the case you can, in fact, feel a very slight bulge, but the bulge isn't visible and doesn't appear to have in anyway distorted the plastic or created any points where the back doesn't firmly connect with the body of the phone.

It's a fingerprint magnet, even more so than glass - backed Sony phones, and the plastic layer feels unpleasant and slimy in the hand, like the back of the Galaxy S4.

What this means is that the back part of the Symmetry is extreme hard plastic while the lip that encases the phone is a softer material.

«The Elemental» actually looks rather similar to the current Z - series, and in some ways, the second phone looks almost like a step back in terms of design language; almost too Samsung Galaxy Tab 4-esque with the sliver of chrome (plastic?)

The Moto X4 is easily the best looking and best built phone of its kind; the previous iteration, the Moto X Pure Edition, had a strange rubberized soft - touch plastic backing that always felt a bit cheap to my hands.

Even with its weird - feeling plastic back and blocky proportions, the Xperia Z1 Compact is the best 4.3 - inch Android phone you can buy, delivering all the features and performance of a high - end smartphone in a smaller design that's easier to manage.

The smooth leather wraps around the back of the case, and the phone rests in a simple yet sturdy Presidio plastic shell.

The phone will likely have an aluminum body with a glossy back pane of either plastic or glass, with the fingerprint scanner in the middle.

If gives the back of the phone a different texture, although we suspect it's been applied to a plastic cover.

The trade - off is that the edges of the phone have a slightly more plasticky feel than the back panel — ASUS insists it's all metal, for what it's worth — but on the flip side you don't have to deal with any unsightly plastic bands top or bottom.

Notable design features include the lack of a camera bump and secondary glossy plastic towards the top of both phone's backing around the fingerprint sensor and camera, though Android Police notes this portion could be constructed of glass.

The back is made of rubbery plastic and the outer strip of the phone has a textured pattern providing a stronger grip.

The matte back cover, while removable, looks and feels sturdy, and represents the best of both worlds; replaceable with colourful insets, the phone's longevity is directly correlated to the availability of those $ 15 - 25 pieces of plastic.

I liked the chrome trim around the front of the device, and the fake metallic brush strokes on its curved back helped me forget that Acer's phone is made of plastic.

The phone looks decent but the body is made of plastic with the metallic finish, so the build quality is not so great and the back side is susceptible to scratches, so do use a back cover that comes with the phone or check out some handpicked back cover for this phone below.

There is the metal body at back and plastic on top and bottom, with curved sides which allows easy gripping of the phone.

The plastic back creaks with every grip and it isn't flush with the edges of the phone.

There are no attaching connections from the back shell of the phone to the actual chassis other than some sticking power on the plastic endcaps.

While that means that the backs of both phones are closely related to a plastic, you won't have to worry about them shattering if you happen to drop either phone.

One downside of having a glass back is the vulnerability to cracks or shatter when dropped, which makes the plastic - coated aluminum body of the Pixel 2 a much better option for those who tend to be a bit careless with their phones.

The plastic on the back of the phone is just as thin and pliable as the Galaxy S4's plastic battery cover, but it feels completely different.