Sentences with phrase «textured power button and volume»

The textured power button and the volume rocker are on the right spine.

Buttons and ports are kept to a minimum, with a slightly textured power button and volume rocker on one side and a microSD slot along the bottom.

Not exact matches

Easier to find by look and feel is the distinctive, textured silver power button that sits beneath the volume rocker.

This makes it a little tricky to hit the volume or power buttons while holding it any other way, but they're well - integrated into the back and come with enough texture that you can find them, and know what you're pressing, without having to look.

A nicely textured silver power button and two volume buttons line the left side, while a small door on the left hides the SIM Card and microSD Card slots.

The speakers and controls, a power button and a volume rocker, match the color and texture of the tablet well, and nothing seems out of place or glaringly ugly.

We have the dual front speaker grilles, the oversized camera housing, the concentric circles texture of the volume rocker, and the high - contrast look of the front camera, light sensor and power button up top.

Textured aluminum buttons for the power and volume are located on the ZenPad's right - hand side, while a smooth, plastic home button is housed in the center of the bottom bezel.

The volume rocker and the textured power button are on the right.

On the Bolt's right side is a textured volume rocker and ribbed power button, and on the left is a SIM slot and MicroSD card slot.

The volume rocker and power button are easy to locate and press, and the power button has a nice texture to it so you can tell which button is which.

Textured aluminum buttons for the power and volume are located on the ZenPad's right - hand side, while a smooth, plastic home button is housed in the center of the bottom bezel.

Coming to the volume rockers and power button, made out of metal with different textures, the buttons take ease of use to another level.

The design has been kept minimalistic — there are no buttons on the left and the base, while on the right are the volume rocker and a slightly textured power / display button and right on top of the phone is a micro USB port and a 3.5 mm audio jack.

The other side sports the volume rockers and the slightly textured power / lock button.

There's a big 5.3 - inch display in front, a volume rocker on the left, a power button on the right and a headphone jack and micro USB port on bottom, and some textured plastic in back.

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.

The P9 Plus's right edge plays home to the only buttons on the device: the volume rocker switch and the small, textured power / sleep button - which Huawei has seen fit to give a red trim on the Plus model.

An aluminum alloy bumper wraps the edges, holding the textured power button and two - button volume control on the right side, which are easy to distinguish via touch.

The right side is home to volume rocker and power button, which have CNC texture on top of it.

The only physical buttons are the textured power / standby switch and the volume rocker, which are both located on the right side of the device.

The single - piece volume rocker and textured power button rest on the right side, while the SIM tray (pin release) sits on the left.

The volume rocker and power button are both extremely clicky, and the power buttons» ribbed texture meant I had no trouble adapting to the new layout.

I wish OnePlus would've added one more design influence on the list and co-opted Motorola's different key textures to help differentiate between the power button and volume rocker, but it's a little thing.

Meanwhile, you're looking at a fairly standard port and button arrangement — a textured power key and smooth volume rocker on the right edge, below the nano - SIM slot, and a microSD tray over on the left.

The right side comes with the volume rocker and a textured power / lock button.

The power button is nicely textured with a striped pattern, and located just below the volume rocker on the right side.

The company has gone for a textured finish for the power button, which helps in differentiating it from volume buttons, and this is a good addition.

There's a brightly colored, textured power button near the volume rocker on the right and a flap covering the SIM and MicroSD ports on the left.

There's also an aluminum frame that feels sturdy and cool to the touch, the texture of the power button makes it easy to differentiate from the volume ones, and there's even a 3.5 mm headphone jack and microSD card support — two things you won't find on the Pixel 2.

The right side of the phone houses the textured power button and two volume buttons, while the multifunction and SD / SIM card slots are on the left.

At the bottom of the device, you'll find USB Type - C and a 3.5 mm headphone jack, while the left side has a textured alert slider and the volume buttons and the right has the power button.

The smartphone sports a metal frame for a premium look and feel and a textured power button that's located on the right side, below the volume rocker.

The power button is easy to find and the texture helps differentiate it from the volume key.

The power button is situated right at the mid-point on the right and features a nice toothy grip texture to it, while the volume rocker sits just overhead and is smooth.

The «hairline metallic» finish we saw on last year's devices has been replaced with a stippled diamond texture, and the volume, home, and power buttons all feature better travel and response than on previous devices.

The fingerprint scanner is embedded in the home button and positioned below the screen, the volume rocker and the textured alert slider are on the left side, while the power button and SIM card slot are on the right.

It's the shape; despite adding a texture to help differentiate it from the volume buttons above, the power button feels too similar when trying to remove it from one's pocket and quickly turn it on.

On the right side you have the power button, which comes with a textured feel to it making it easy to distinguish from the volume rocker if you're trying to hit the button before pulling it out of your pocket, and of course the volume buttons are on this same side.

The Volume rocker and the textured power button are placed on the right edge of the device, where the hybrid SIM card slot can be found on the left edge.

Button and port placement is the same as well, with the volume rocker and pleasingly textured power / sleep button located two - thirds of the way up the right - hand edge, and the headphone jack and microUSB port situated on the top and bottom edge of the phone respectButton and port placement is the same as well, with the volume rocker and pleasingly textured power / sleep button located two - thirds of the way up the right - hand edge, and the headphone jack and microUSB port situated on the top and bottom edge of the phone respectbutton located two - thirds of the way up the right - hand edge, and the headphone jack and microUSB port situated on the top and bottom edge of the phone respectively.

The buttons feel very clicky and sturdy, and we like that the power button has a textured and grippy surface, so it's easy to tell the difference between that and the volume - up toggle that's right below it.

The volume and power button design is slightly changed, with a slightly more protruding, squared - off power button and volume buttons with a more pronounced texture.

The volume rocker and power button don't look out of place, and the latter has a nice texture to it, making it easier to find by feel.

On the right you'll find a beautifully textured metal power button, with the volume rocker placed below and just above the center point of the phone, while the left side of the device holds only the single - SIM card tray.

The Max XL inherits the ZMax Pro's sturdy textured power button and two - button volume rocker.

The power button is placed within comfortable reach, and comes with a slightly textured surface that makes it easy to distinguish between the power button and the volume rocker.

The volume buttons are on the right edge, and there's a textured power button below them, making it easy to identify without looking.

A textured power button sits on the right hand side below the volume rocker and there's a SIM and microSD tray on the left.

The side power and volume buttons are pleasantly - or at least usefully - textured, so they're easy to distinguish and activate quickly by feel alone.