Sentences with phrase «plastic hand grips»

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Amcor Rigid Plastics worked through challenges with the container's neck design, spout closure and hand grips, ultimately creating a unique and sustainable design that could be stretch blow molded with a consumer - appealing hand grip.

This durable plastic swing features a molded seat as well as an easy - grip hand and foothold that will help your child stay comfortably and safely in place when he or she is playing on it.

The chrome - plated steel rods and rubber grips feel great in the hands, while the durable plastic players do a great job of passing and shooting.

The secret is in the handle design, where the plastic grip in the middle allows for one - handed maneuvering.

The dark red plastic handle gives a little bit of grip and the finger guards make sure your hand doesn't slip while it's in use.

The extra thickness of the fold is a bonus in this one - handed scenario, and the plastic grip is textured with raised dots to increase grip.

The plastic finish Samsung has opted for provides excellent grip, meaning the Nexus 10 is one of the few 10 - inchers out there that can comfortably be used one - handed.

It's still made of matte, soft - touch plastic that has plenty of grip and it's narrow enough to hold in one hand comfortably..

Like the last - gen Kindle, the new reader is made of matte plastic that's more difficult to grip than the soft rubber coating of the Paperwhite, but it does have a rounder design, so it's easier to hold in one hand during long reading sessions.

It still has a matte finish made of soft plastic that has plenty of grip making it quite comfortable to hold with one hand.

The plastic grip actually fits better and more comfortably in my hand than the Wii remote by itself and I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to wrap the chord up and plug it in.

There are no rubber grips added for comfort or to help stop your hand sliding about, but the solid plastic shell and overall shape do a good job of giving you something to hold on to.

A circular plastic loop extends around the controller's face and in front of the grip, covering the top half of your hand without touching it.

The removable back plate is made of the textured plastic that Samsung introduced on the Note 3, which gives it great grip and a nice feel in hand.

The phone maker claims that because it is using plastic - OLED, the edges of its device's display can be curved ensuring a more ergonomic grip and better feel in the hand.

Soft touch plastic was chosen for the back, giving the ZMax Pro a bit of grip, though its plastic frame ultimately makes the phone feel slippery in the hand.

The build quality is a lot superior and has a metal unibody construction, the body is covered with a premium plastic coating to make it grip easily in hand.

Inside the box (Unboxing the iVOOMi i1s Anniversary Edition): Handset, user guide, data cable (USB to micro USB) and travel charger 5V / 1A SAR: 0.313 head and 0.396 body Body: Plastic body, curvy design, glossy finishing, comfortable to hold, good grip and you can use it easily with one hand SIM Type: Micro + Micro + Micro SD, you can use all 3 together Screen: 5.45 inches, 1280 x 640 pixels resolution — this is not HD + but you can call this qHD +, viewing angles, touch response and color reproduction are surprisingly very good, plus 2.5 D curved glass Connectivity: 4G, VoLTE, WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth Sensors: Accelerometer, Proximity, Light sensor Security and Extra: Finger Print sensor on back, it's really slow LED Notification: No OTG: Not supported RAM: 3 GB (about 2 GB free on first boot) ROM: 32 GB (about 22 GB free on first boot) OS: Android 7.0, Smart Me 2.0 OS (The UI is really good)

Inside the box (Unboxing the iVooMi i1): Handset, user guide, data cable (USB to micro USB) and travel charger 5V / 1A SAR: 0.313 head and 0.396 body Body: Plastic body, curvy design, glossy finishing, comfortable to hold, good grip and you can use it easily with single hand SIM Type: Micro + Micro + Micro SD, you can use all 3 together Screen: 5.45 inches, 1280 x 640 pixels resolution (18:9 aspect ratio)-- this is not HD + but you can call this qHD +, viewing angles, touch response and color reproduction are surprisingly very good, plus 2.5 D curved glass Connectivity: 4G, VoLTE, WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth Sensors: Accelerometer, Proximity, Light sensor Security and Extra: Finger Print sensor on back, it's really slow LED Notification: No OTG: Not supported RAM: 2 GB (about 0.96 GB free on first boot) ROM: 16 GB (about 11 GB free on first boot) OS: Android 7.0

Even with that smooth plastic shell there's enough grip surrounding it to help keep the device in your hands and off the ground.

The 8.4 - inch tablet uses a plastic case that does have grip, which is critical when playing games, but on the other hand feels rather cheap when holding it in hand.