Sentences with phrase «right earpiece»

The left and right earpieces come with a round aluminum disc on the sides and the Level logo shines all the way.

The good thing about the Syllable D9X, is that the separate Left and Right earpieces already come factory - paired to each other.

Oh, and a long press of one second while music is playing skips to the next track (on the right earpiece) or navigates to the previous track (on the left earpiece)... but wait, a single press of a second is also supposed to turn your music off, which is doubly confusing — how can music be turned off and a track skipped at the same time?

The left earpiece lowers the volume when double tapped, and the right earpiece raises it when double tapped.

More frequently used switches like game and mic volume are placed on the left and right earpieces, which makes them easy to keep separate.

Once the left earpiece is paired, it will automatically link with the right earpiece, provided they're both powered up.

The right earpiece comes with the in - line remote, which features a volume rocker and multifunction button for answering calls and pausing music.

And are they worth buying versus other «true wireless» models, with separate left and right earpieces, let alone versus «regular» Bluetooth in - ear headphones, those quaint old - fashioned wireless models that connect the two earbuds with an actual cable?

Holding a finger over the right earpiece raises the volume, and over the left lowers it.

There's a heart rate sensor on the right earpiece, letting it monitor your exertion level as you exercise.

It appears that most of the circuitry is in the right earpiece and the left earpiece transmits audio through the wired connection.

For calls, sound is only heard in the right earpiece but callers didn't report any problems with mic quality.

Instead, pulling the right earpiece appears to set off a proximity sensor which cuts music only in the left «bud.

The controls are on the right earpiece.

To engage Transparency Mode, and all other features, you'll need to learn to love the awkward three - key control center on the right earpiece.

Jabra went an extra step in making them great for runners by putting a heart rate monitor in the right earpiece and when paired with Jabra's Sport Life app, the headphones provide heart - rate readings during workouts — you can even add and track specific workouts for more in - depth statistics.

The right earpiece holds the micro USB port for charging, hidden behind the colored cap along with an indicator light that glows red when plugged in.

The top button on the right earpiece activates the app, which we'll discuss more in the next section.

An in - line microphone and three - button remote sit a few inches down the cable from the right earpiece.

Controls and inputs, including the on - off switch, micro-USB charging port, and connectivity light are easily located on the Elements» right earpiece (the correct orientation of the headphones is notated inside each earcup).

A nondescript section of the right earpiece can be tapped or swiped to control volume, take calls, or skip songs, among other things.

You can't see most of the Zik 3's tech at a glance, but myriad innovations linger just beneath the surface, many of which are slyly embedded into the right earpiece.

The u-Jays» reinforced Kevlar cable plugs snuggly into the right earpiece; so much so that, had we not just inserted it ourselves, we'd guess it was permanently attached.

The left earpiece activates Google Assistant or Siri on your connected device, while the right earpiece can play / pause / answer calls with one tap or skip tracks forward with two taps.

The headphones» straightforward set of onboard controls and mini-USB charging port are all relegated to the right earpiece.

One annoyance: The left and right earpieces are not labeled, but you can remember the inline remote control compartment is closest to the right ear.

You'll find a three - button system on both the left and right earpiece, including a central multifunction button that controls playback and call management, as well as power / pairing.

There's an inline remote control along the right earpiece's cable, at roughly chin level.

I even had the option to automatically lower the music volume or mute it altogether whenever it was engaged by double - tapping the main button on the right earpiece.