Sentences with phrase «reach volume buttons»

But it's not significantly smaller than the Offgrid Express, and we found it hard to reach the volume buttons and power key when the iPhone was in it.

It even has an easier to reach volume buttons, which is pretty important to big phones in my opinion.

Not exact matches

The interior designers have gone for a cleaner and simpler look with the dash, which means fewer buttons and knobs, but thankfully they left a large and easy - to - reach knob for the audio volume.

It's easily reached, but if you don't want to touch it you can use Cadillac's first physical control set for a head unit that includes a large multipurpose knob surrounded by home run buttons and a real volume knob, not a capacitive touch strip to be found.

I'd also like to see the steering - wheel - mounted controls for the sound system — the volume and channel / track up / down buttons — repositioned, as the channel / track buttons especially are awkward to reach from my natural 9 and 3 hand position.

One could argue that an extra bank of buttons clutters up the center console, but while driving it's nice to reach down and adjust radio stations, volume, etc. using a dial rather than messing around with a touchscreen.

The download mode can be reached by pressing on power, volume down and home buttons at the same time.

The recovery mode can be reached by pressing and holding the Volume Up, Home, and the Power buttons until recovery boots.

The download mode can be reached by pressing and holding the Volume Down, Center and Power buttons together.

The home menu of the Nook Color is reached by pushing the «n» button below the display, the only hardware button save the volume and power keys.

At least the power and volume buttons are within easy reach.

Since I usually consume media holding the tablet lengthwise, it would make more sense if the volume buttons were in easy reach on the left or right side of the tablet.

Then press on power, volume down and home buttons at the same time — in this way download mode can be reached.

The power button is in easy reach on the top right of the phone and is flanked to its lower - right by volume keys.

When using the phone with your right hand, it seems more natural to have the volume buttons in reach of your index finger, near the power button, rather than your middle finger, where they are actually located.

When the fastboot mode loads, use the volume buttons to scroll through the options until you reach the Recovery mode.

The download mode can be reached by pressing on the Volume Down, Center and Power buttons at the same time.

For reaching the fastboot mode on your Google Nexus 10 press and hold the Volume Up, Volume Down, Power buttons together.

Then, wait a few seconds and press the Power, Volume Down and Home buttons at the same time — the download mode will be reached.

When holding the device in the landscape orientation, the power button and volume rocker are found on the left side within easy reach.

The low power button also made it awkward to reach for the volume key.

It's more of a stretch than on the G2, but thanks to the power and volume button placement, you can press them while also reaching the navigation buttons (Home, Back, Menu) with your thumb.

Having the power and volume buttons separated like this feels more comfortable for me, but if you're someone with smaller hands (again, don't buy any of these phones), then you might have trouble reaching that far.

The power button and volume rocker are on the right side, in easy reach of your thumb, and they're perfect.

Edifier also supplies a remote with on / off and volume up / down buttons, so you don't need to get off your sofa to reach the stylishly integrated touch controls found on the left side of the primary speaker.

It's impossible to reach the nav buttons, volume rocker, power button, and all areas of the screen without manipulating the phone in your hand like a card magician.

Right - handed usage results in the thumb perfectly landing on the power button and only slightly above the volume rocker, while left - handed usage has the index finger reach the power button, and the middle finger land on the volume keys.

Swiping a fingertip across the sensor, which used to require shimmying your hand up the sides of the phone to reach a finger around the volume rocker (or the power button, if you're left - handed), is a much less arduous task than it used to be.

A similarly - neat positioning is found on the sides of the phone: the 8.5mm - thick frame hosts both the volume rocker and the power - button on the right side, in such a way that they are easy to reach with either hand.

The power button sits in the middle of the right - hand side of the body, which means that even people with smaller hands will be able to easily reach it, with the volume rocker just below.

It lets you have a second shutter button inside the camera app, one that can be moved anywhere on the screen so you can easily take photos without reaching for the volume buttons or the default shutter button, which can be hard to do at times.

The power button and volume rocker, found on the right side of the device, are placed within easy reach and offer a decent tactile feedback, but they do rattle if you shake the device.

So you don't have to reach up to the power button (which, while textured, is the same size and shape as the volume buttons and also takes a little retraining of the brain) to turn the phone on and off.

I do wish the actual remote had a slightly better button layout, though; volume buttons should never be at the top, where they require a reach.

Looking around the device, the power button and volume rocker are found on the right side within easy reach, and both offer a very solid feel and tactile feedback.

The power button and volume rocker are located on the right - hand side of the handset within easy reach, and considering the size of the screen I'm pleased that the power button isn't placed on the top of the handset, as it would be a bit more of an uncomfortable stretch to reach it.

The palm gesture is especially handy when you want to take a selfie and can't reach the shutter button or volume keys without awkwardly twisting your fingers, which can also lead to accidental touches on the display.

The chamfered band holds most of the phone's ports and connectors — metal power and volume buttons on the right and left respectively, both within relatively easy reach.

Taking a look around the device, the power button and volume rocker are located on the right side within easy reach.

But the main TV remote must always remain in reach because neither the Roku nor the Amazon Fire TV remotes include TV - power or volume - control buttons.

The power button isn't indented anymore, which is a nice change, but the volume rocker is a tad too high to comfortably reach.

The fingerprint sensor is easy to reach with an index finger, but then to get to the power button - which is confusingly placed above the volume rocker - we had to shift the phone.

Going around the device, the power button and volume rocker are found on the right side, both within easy reach, and offering a good tactile feedback.

The volume rocker and power button are just within reach of a fully extended thumb, but the topmost portion of the screen isn't.

Taking a look around the device, on the right side is the power button below the volume rocker, placed to be within easy reach, and the dual SIM card slot can be found on the opposite side.

The power button is just low enough on the right side for your hand to easily reach it, and the same goes for the volume rocker on the left as well.

The trademark rounded power button is found two - thirds of the way up the right edge, within easy thumb reach, and beneath it sits the volume rocker and two - stage shutter key.

The volume up and down button is parallel to the lock key on the left - hand side of the phone, and also within easy reach when holding the Galaxy S3 in the hand.

The power button and volume rocker are placed on the right side, within easy reach, and they feature excellent tactile feedback.

The button placement is intelligent for a phone of this size, with the power button on the right side and the volume buttons on the left, both within easy reach about two thirds of the way up the phone.