Sentences with word «pocketability»

InkCase i7 strikes the perfect balance between pocketability and usability with a large 5.2 ″ screen for your ebooks.

Vanilla Android, optical mouse, better pocketability and potential battery life still seems to matter to some people, I guess.

The brilliant 4.8 - inch HD Super AMOLED ™ touchscreen display brings content to life, without compromising the device's true pocketability.

If you want pocketability, you might want to consider a phablet.

It depends on how much of a premium you place on pocketability.

But the Samsung Galaxy Mega excels as a mid-range phone for those who value screen size and battery life over pocketability and the ability to make phone calls sans - headset without looking foolish.

Yes, the Note 7 could have squeezed in a larger battery to fend off some of those big battery phones like the Huawei Mate 8, but we're happy with this balance between pocketability, design and endurance.

Unless you need the pocketability or the touch screen, spend the extra $ 9 and get our Editors» Choice Amazon Kindle (Wi - Fi + 3G).

At 7 - inches we pass into new territory, a type of device that gives you more portability and pocketability.

The size difference makes it really hard to justify going back to the Kindle 3, because the size difference breaks the barrier for true portability and pocketability.

It's quite expensive considering its lack of bonus features, but it's a solid set of earbuds, and its pocketability alone may be worth the price for some folks.

To achieve this appearance without pushing the limits of the device's pocketability, it's said to be the first Galaxy model to forgo physical and capacitive navigation buttons in favor of on - screen ones.

However, there is no certain limit on the size of the smartphones but 6 - inch is still considered to be a massive size when it comes to the pocketability aspect of the smartphones.

The screen on the Lenovo K8 Plus offers a balance between pocketability and big screen, so you get to enjoy the best of both worlds.

Unfortunately the large amount of bezel makes the Z1 larger than it needs to be, which inhibits its pocketability and usability.

The important part is maintaining some semblance of pocketability, ruling out the Motorola (which looks like some sort of medication dispenser) right away.