Sentences with phrase «speakers do»

A number of speakers do, too.

The dual front facing speakers do mean it's a little bezel heavy front - on, but you do get improved audio so it's not all bad news.

Being said that, the back speakers do a good job when placed with the screen facing down.

The two front - facing speakers do an okay job for a mid-range phone.

While the speakers do add a bit more to the bezel, it's a welcome trade - off.

But despite the Beats branding on the back, the Mini's speakers don't output nearly as much sound or bass as the HTC One.

Ultimate Ears» Bluetooth speakers don't come cheap.

How many speakers do you really need?

They also auto - reconnect with the last paired device where some speakers do not.

Smart home speakers are big these days, but the speakers themselves don't have to be big.

While the Prime Bookshelf speakers don't do everything perfectly, the overall performance of these speakers at this price point is just crazy.

The best satellite speakers don't call attention to themselves, but rather become invisible as the listener is immersed in convincing and highly impactful sound.

If it goes through the phone speakers you don't get spatial audio.

iHome says that along with the LCD display, the clock will have LED lighting with unique patterns for different Alexa functions - much like Amazon Echo speakers do.

Speakers don't work, for example, but thankfully piping audio through Bluetooth does.

Also, the rear speakers do feel a little cheap, but again, for the price I can't really argue.

As has been the case with a majority of Audioengine products we've tested, the speakers don't invent bass where it doesn't exist, so the drums on this track don't have a lot of deep, added bass depth to them like they often do through bass - heavy systems.

Sonos speakers don't support Bluetooth audio either.

So while clear and adequately loud, the speakers don't reach that overwhelming level of volume that some crave.

Instead of just working with Alexa, like the other Sonos speakers do.

So, why shouldn't smart speakers do just that?

I'm not sure if the speakers don't work or if they're just there for third party apps that I haven't downloaded yet.

It is also capable of performing tasks that regular smart speakers do, such as playing music, managing calendars and activities and setting reminders.

The Axon 7 does stumble a bit when it comes to low - light shots, and its loud speakers don't always offer the best bass.

The Samsung K850 system works slightly better in this respect, since although it doesn't wrap you in the full Atmos «bubble» of sound due to its lack of any rear speakers, its angled top speakers do at least occasionally deliver a sense of sound coming from directly overhead.

These speakers don't feel as powerful as the iPad's, but are certainly an improvement, delivering a more rounded sound.

But the device stands snappy on paper with a 10 - core processor and the stereo speakers do justice to the landscape form factor.

But while most surround sound systems require multiple speaker setups — and indeed, Atmos - enabled speakers do some crazy ceiling - reflection tricks — it's the implementation for plain old headphones that's particularly exciting.

The speakers do get plenty loud, though you can expect things to distort a little when you crank it up.

Before we even start to talk about audio quality, it should be known that these speakers don't have the physical air displacement power to deliver clear audio at high volumes.

However, while Apple mobile devices don't support Apt - X, and many speakers don't incorporate AAC, which Apple does support, it's perfectly possible to get decent sound via Bluetooth from an iPhone.

If you want to know more about what smart speakers can do in general before you pick one, skip down to the «What can smart speakers do?»

Which is a bit of a pity because those dual speakers do churn out very good sound (there is a preinstalled Waves MaxxAudio app that lets you play around with sound settings).

The speakers do not get loud, but this is not needed if you use the right ear tips for a proper fit.

Mute the Sol's microphone, and the inner ring glows red, just as Amazon's own smart speakers do (although the Sol's much larger size makes it look as though there's an emergency in your house).

The speakers do indeed sound good, and there's a far lower chance you'll inadvertently block them like bottom - firing speakers, but they don't get quite as loud as I would like — falling beneath the HTC U11's new BoomSound setup.

They also don't offer their own digital assistant, the way Amazon's Echo or Google's Home speakers do.

But its built - in speakers don't do your favorite songs any justice.

It would also be able to serve up Apple services like Apple Music and HomeKit control that users of the Google Home and Amazon Echo speakers don't have.

Stereo speakers don't really do a whole lot for, well, stereo, if they're both on the same end of the screen... Ideally you'd want something like the front - facing speakers used on the Pixel 2 or the Nexus 6P before it.

It doesn't take a critical ear to hear that these speakers do something extraordinarily right with their reproduction of voices and instruments.

Its sound is particularly impressive considering that these speakers do not perform any digital signal processing, which other speakers use to give their cans an artificial boost in bass frequencies.

The optional surround speakers don't use Wi - Fi, so they won't eat into that maximum.

And I've said it before but here's another disclaimer: third party speakers don't yet support every Alexa feature, so they will be a little slower to gaining new skills.

It aims to give you all the functionality that comes along with a voice interface, but without skimping out on the audio quality in the way that other smart speakers do.

Most 5 - inch bookshelf speakers don't reach nearly that low into the bass region.

While these speakers don't feature sexy curves or rounded edges, they manage to look very handsome, indeed.

HomePod is a gentle improvement on the things Siri could do already and which other smart speakers do.

Because they sit right on the taper, the speakers don't get completely muffled when you set the device on a hard surface.

The speakers do sound better and louder on the iPhone 7 Plus, though they aren't as powerful as the front - facing speakers on the ZTE Axon 7.