Sentences with phrase «prone glass back»

In fact, the Moto Z2 Play is a hybrid of those devices, thinning out the girthy frame of the original while replacing its scratch - prone glass back with the same smooth aluminum of the higher - end flagships.

It also features a metal back plate this time around, which is a huge improvement over the fingerprint - prone glass back of the Moto Z Play.

Not exact matches

The «glass half emptiers» might dismiss them as an ageing full back, error prone keeper, moody winger and a striker who is best from off the bench.

Like the S6, the S7 has a metal and glass backing, though it's prone to smudging.

The rounded sides of the Fire Phone are rubberized for grippiness, but considering the back is glass it's still a bit prone to sliding on tables, just not out of your hand.

Being covered in shiny, shimmery Corning Gorilla Glass 5 on the back means it's very prone to attracting fingerprints.

That said, like most phones with a glass panel on the back, the device does tend to feel slippery, and is very prone to smudges.

But the glass on the back of the phone is way more prone to fingerprints than any other phone we've used.

That said, it's better than shatter - prone glass on the Nexus 4's back.

During our review of the original we found that the glass front and back was a little prone to scratching, but that shouldn't be the case with this one.

The Xperia X Performance is also easier to grip than its Xperia Z series predecessors, which used fragile glass backs that were prone to cracks, as well as being slippery fingerprint magnets.

The glass back, which was prone to scratching and damage, has been swapped for a more durable and more attractive metal finish, and the front fingerprint scanner is larger and recessed, making it easier to use.

After the Honor 8 flirted with a glass - backed design, the 8 Pro brings us back to a more traditional aluminum unibody — mostly a welcome change considering how slippery and scratch - prone that model was.

The backs of Samsung's phones are glass, though, which is prone to breaking and picks up fingerprints like crazy.

The back panel features an all - new texture this time around, though — the «frosted glass» material is slightly grippier and less fingerprint - prone than earlier Xperias, and as a result the phone doesn't get gunked up quite so easily.

While the use of glass for the S9 and S9 +'s back does allow for wireless charging, it also means that the two phones are incredibly prone to scratches and cracks if you aren't careful.

I have a s6 & 7 and the glass front and back are very weak and prone to have easy damages