Sentences with phrase «textured volume keys»

Those uniquely textured volume keys are also damn handy for toggling up and down the 75 levels of volume the V10 allows for media right inside your pocket.

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I like the John Frieda one because it's very low - key — just adds a little bit of texture, grit, and volume, but doesn't feel at all sticky or anything.

The sides are relatively plain in best Moto tradition — the right has the volume rocker, just below which is the slightly textured display / power key, the top has the 3.5 mm audio jack and the base the micro USB port and a speaker grille.

The textured power / lock key and volume rocker are easy to locate on the right side of the phone, while your 2 - in - 1 nanoSIM and microSD tray resides on the top of the U Play.

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 houses a textured power / standby key and volume rocker.

The power button is below the volume keys, but a rugged texture helps limit the fumbling.

The aluminum body feels solid and has just the right amount of grip, with a nicely textured power key and a tactile volume rocker with very little wiggle.

Furthermore, the lack of a textured button for the power key means you'll end up hitting the volume down key when you're trying to switch on the display.

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

The power key has a textured surface while the volume keys have a smooth surface, thus making easier to understand which is which button.

You'll find an easy - to - reach textured power key and volume rocker on the right side of the phone, with the SIM tray on the opposite edge.

The textured power key and volume rocker sit on the right spine of the Alcatel 5 Series, which has a metallic paint exterior, though it's actually made of plastic.

The power button sits very close to the volume rocker, while the slightly larger and textured Convenience Key used for shortcuts stands on its own farther down the side.

The phone's power and volume keys are located all on the right side, making it a bit confusing to use blindly, as there's no textured home button.

All the physical buttons are located on the right - hand side of this concept smartphone, and its power / lock key sports a different texture to it than the volume up and down buttons, which makes it really easy to spot with your finger, and more importantly, differentiate than the volume up and down keys.

On the right side, there is a volume rocker and textured power key while there is nothing on the left side.