Sentences with phrase «still phone speakers»

Make no mistake, these are still phone speakers, and I still use headphones more often than not, but the One's audio setup is a huge leap beyond virtually every other smartphone or tablet.

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I love the beach - ready bluetooth speakers that can easily be connected to my phone, while still keeping that phone out of the direct sunlight so it doesn't overheat.

I love the heated seats, multiple air vents in the front, superior Bose speakers and the fact that the phone charger still operates even without the car being on.

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Everything could be heard and transmitted loud and clear and the speaker phone provided plenty of volume — I get irritated when I can't turn it «up» any higher and still can't hear it well enough.

As well as the aforementioned scanner function, it also acts as a GPS, taking clutter off of the TV screen (your path is still highlighted on the road so you know where to go though), and a communicator, with contacts appearing on the GamePad's screen, and their side of the phone call coming through the GamePad's speaker.

In the case of the Nyne's beefy battery, for example, you could go to the beach and listen to music for around five hours (depleting the battery roughly 50 percent) and still have enough juice left over to use the speaker as a battery pack and fully charge your phone.

If you're on Apple Music, Tidal, or another streaming service, you can still use either speaker if you just pair your phone with it like a normal Bluetooth speaker.

The concept provides the phone with a mighty 97 percent screen - to - body ratio, as much as 12 percent more than next - best Essential, while still leaving plenty of space for a front - facing camera, light sensors, speakers, and so on.

It's a multimedia powerhouse visually, but its bottom - firing speaker still had us cupping the bottom of the phone to get better audio.

The standard fuzziness of voice calls still asserts itself here, and (as Caleb told me moments ago) using the phone on speaker still sounds like you're talking on an open freeway.

The lack of a speakerphone does mean that, unlike other UE Bluetooth speakers, the UE Roll 2 doesn't allow you to use Siri or Google Now directly from the speaker (although you can still use either virtual assistant from your phone).

Up top are buttons that allow you to control playback right from the speaker, so you can keep your phone safely away from water and still be able to fully control your music.

For fans of the old Nexus 6P, those speakers harken back to a time when good smartphone audio was still a big deal, especially in light of all the mono - speaker phones like the Galaxy S8.

Each new mod adds an exceptionally simple way to enhance your phone, and all work as advertised, though I still kind of have to question the value of a JBL speaker mod over a standard

Users can keep listening to Spotify on older speakers by plugging in their phones, connecting over Bluetooth, or buying a Chromecast Audio, so while this isn't the end of the world, it's still not a joyous occasion for folks that are now having their speakers neutered of preexisting functionality.

The signature camera ring, dual front - facing speaker grilles, and logo - adorned dimple of that phone have all migrated over, and its still features a polycarbonate body surrounded by an aluminum trim.

But there's a world of difference between the immersive, multi-channel cinema experience and a pair of headphones plugged into a phone — so how do you go from 51 speakers to two and still create an immersive effect?

I'm thrilled to see Samsung move the speaker from the back of the phone to the bottom, but that's still not good enough.

There's still just the single mono speaker on the bottom, right where your hand goes when you're holding the phone in landscape mode.

Still, with either headphones or the phone's own speakers, this is basically the best - sounding phone on the market.

It needs to be on the front, and really, flagship phones shouldn't still ship with mono speakers.

This is a phone which still has quite large bezels above and below the screen, and while they serve a purpose (housing the front - facing speakers) we'd like to see them worked on for the Pixel 3.

While this doesn't mean you'll have four speakers going at the same time, it does mean that regardless of if the phone is placed face up or face down, it's still going to play un-muffled audio.

While we understand that the industry as a whole is still in the early stages of NFC adoption, using the technology for connecting to third - party devices in the same way Sony and Nokia does with speakers and headphones could be really appealing, and we could easily imagine how great it would be if you could walk into an Apple store and simply tap with your phone to pay for the latest Apple kit.

These dual - speaker handsets offer great sound compared to other phones, but they still pale against full - on speakers.

But while both Amazon and Google's voice - controlled speakers are gaining in popularity, people still mainly use them for such basic tasks as placing phone calls or playing music.

But even if you don't have your phone in hand, the speaker is still controllable using its sleek touch - screen which allows you to access internet radio stations, for example.

However, there's still only so much a pair of phone speakers can do.

If you don't have a Google Home but still want the same general experience of owning one, you can sort of replicate this as long as you have a Bluetooth speaker and a phone with the Google Assistant.

Even though the hi - fi sound is only supposed to be available via in - ear headphones and not through the phone's solo speaker on the front, the Axon Pro still pumped out impressively clear sound.

You still get the metal - bar ear speaker at the top of the phone, but for media playback you get a couple of cheap - looking speakers along the bottom of the device.

But we can still see the upcoming phone's speaker grille, 3.5 mm headphone jack, and USB - C port.

Furthermore, both Google and Amazon are aware of the fact that most people would find it awkward to use a speaker to conduct a phone conversation, so they're still skeptical about how useful that functionality would actually be.

We pay about 1000 $ for your phones and you still give us bad mono Speakers.

The Razer Phone has significantly better speakers, but the HTC U11 Plus» are still good.

But you can still set certain Bluetooth devices as trusted so if you're using your Bluetooth speaker at home for example you won't need to unlock your phone as it knows it's home.

Still, the XZ1 is one of the only phones in 2017 with a physical shutter button and front - firing speakers, along with ultra-slow motion video capture.

The dual front - facing speakers and sharper OLED screen make this a better multimedia phone, while the Honor 8 provides a camera that shoots better stills.

It's still expensive compared to the Galaxy S8 when there aren't that many advancements, but if you want a better camera and stereo speakers, this is the phone for you.

If you're the only person wearing Dash Pro earbuds in a two - way conversation, you still have to hold your phone out so that the person you're talking to has a microphone to talk into and a speaker to hear your own words translated into their language.

Not only does it have stereo speakers - which is still relatively unusual for a high - end phone, let alone an affordable one - but it also has a second pair on the back.

However, sound is still being played through the speakers of my phone,» one user said.

Still, I use the speakers on my phone more often than not.

However, the problem with the Pixel 2 XL speakers, in some cases, could still occur even when at lower volumes, even during phone calls, according to Android Police.

If you take a look at the embedded video down below, you'll be able to see the device in question, This handset, as you can see, has two front - facing speakers, just like the Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, and along with that, the device comes with really thin bezels, even though those bezels are still not on Galaxy S8's level, which is fine considering that this phone comes with two front - facing speakers, as already mentioned.

The sound is decent enough considering it's popping out of a mono speaker, with a lot more bass than I expected, but it's still just a good phone speaker, which means it's something to be embarrassed about showing off in public.

These are marred a bit by the larger top and bottom bezels, but they're still slightly smaller than other phones Sony has reviewed in the past, even though it doesn't feature stereo front - facing speakers.

The sound is a tad tinny and there's not a whole lot of bass, but it's still better than the speakers stuck on most phones and doesn't feel like an afterthought, rather a purposeful part of the design of the Nexus 5x.

While it lacks in few areas - no QHD display, stereo speakers, microSD support or the best camera in the class - we are still confident to call it the best value for money phone right now.