Sentences with phrase «unibody design feels»

The all - metal unibody design feels incredibly premium for the price, with the small screen, slim profile and thin bezels combining to produce a great in - hand feel.

The aluminum unibody design feels far more premium than that of similarly priced options like the Moto G5 Plus, and the 18:9 display gives the 7X a more modern look.

The aluminum unibody design feels premium, its 5.5» 1080p LCD display looks great, and it has one of the better cameras in its segment.

Not exact matches

HTC built the Flyer using a sturdy aluminum unibody design that looks elegant and feels durable.

Customers will enjoy the feel of the pure unibody design in California Blue, access to Windows Phone's Live Tiles, immersive studio - quality sound with Beats Audio ™ and incredible camera capabilities of the Windows Phone 8X by HTC.

It has the same aluminum unibody design which means it can feel a bit heavy at almost 15 ounces, but it's obviously very sturdy.

However in terms of design, Lenovo has given the phone a brushed metal unibody design that helps create the feel of a premium product.

From a design standpoint, the Asha 2010 is very pleasing on the eye, with soft curves, a matte finish and (almost) unibody feel.

The OnePlus 5T continues with the premium metal unibody design of the phone it's replacing, which makes it look good and feel great in the hand, with the gently - curving rear helping it nestle nicely into the palm.

While the MacBook Pro retains the same look and feel Apple has been milking for years, the addition of faster processors, graphics and Intel's brand new Thunderbolt interface all put more zip beneath the outstanding unibody design.

While the design language of the phone didn't change much from the last Moto Z flagship, the unibody chassis feels sturdy.

It uses an all - metal unibody design and feels quite nice in your hands.

Not only is its aluminum unibody design insanely thin, but its silicon wrist rests and accents feel fantastic.

Unlike most of the phones at this price point, Honor has managed to include a metal unibody design here that gives the 6X a slightly premium feel.

The polycarbonate unibody design previously used for the Nokia N9 and Nokia Lumia 800 has now been recreated for the Nokia Lumia 900 and it looks just amazing, giving a feeling of completeness.

Regarding design, the Xiaomi Redmi 5A offers a plastic unibody design and curves which gives a premium metallic feel to it while Micromax's latest Bharat 5 comes with an all plastic back with big bezels resembling its predecessors the Bharat 3 and 4.

The Y1 series is not a metal unibody design, but has a metal finish to it on the back, which feels nice to hold.

In addition to its beautiful 18:9 display that's nearly bezel-less in nature, the entire body of the phone looks and feels very premium thanks to its metal unibody design.

It all sounds very punchy, and the Mate 9 looks and feels like a high - end device, too, with a metal unibody design that's sleek and solid as a rock.

Unlike previous iterations of this flagship line though, Meizu has gone from using a metal frame and plastic backing to a full metal unibody design that curves around the sides to meet the large display up front, allowing for the premium feel that is expected from a current generation flagship.

The MateBook X Pro's design keeps the premium feel of its predecessor alive, featuring an aluminum unibody design with diamond - cut edges and a sandblast finish.

The Galaxy On7 Prime continues to feature a metal unibody design that looks and feel just as premium as the Redmi Note 4.

The phone has a metal unibody design that feels good in the hand.

The polycarbonate unibody design with a glossy finish and the rounded edges and sides at the back make for a device that feels great in the hand and sits nicely in the palm.

As mentioned, the Honor 7X features an aluminum unibody design, giving it a sleek look and feel.

One of the biggest design feats here is that it feels like a unibody design, though it's constructed with a mix of Gorilla Glass 4, glossy plastic on its sides, and an oleophobic (oil resistant) plastic on the back that's influenced by the look and feel of ceramic.

Honor 8 Pro sports a seamless metal unibody design that looks and feels solid, as well as premium.

It has an aluminium unibody design that looks and feels great.

It's milled from a block of aluminium for a seamless unibody design and the soft curves of the sides and anodised finish make it feel lovely in the hand.

Infinix Zero 5 Pro has a metal unibody design which looks sleek and stylish and feels good in the hand, it has a 5.98 - inch Full HD display which is protected by a 2.5 D Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection.

It's not a metal unibody device, though, so you won't get that level of premium feel, but it does offer something no other device on the market does right now — a bold design that you might just love.

The build is really sturdy and holds to that premium feel quite strongly with that rim and metal unibody design which is no more unique but definitely feels good in the hand.

The ZTE Axon 7 mini retains the all - metal unibody design of the Axon 7 with 2.5 D curved - edge glass touchscreen, which feels really good in the hand.

Honor adopted the 8 Pro's brushed anodized aluminum unibody design for the new Honor 7x, and to great effect — it gives the phone a flagship - like look and feel.

The iPhone 6s Plus comes with a full metal unibody design which looks and feels great in the hand, and while the Galaxy S7 Edge comes with a metal frame, the rear backing is glass.

These sides meet flatly with the display on top and feel more like a disjointed unibody design rather than the seamless fused metal and glass bodies of the Samsung Galaxy phones, while they taper into the back with a slight curve along the metal frame.

The body itself weighs a slightly above average 169g, which lends to the ultra high quality feeling the 6000 series aluminum unibody design already gives it.

Design wise ZTE has stepped things up with the Grand S wrapping it in a classy polycarbonate unibody which makes the phone feel premium in the hand and thanks to that 6.9 mm depth it's pretty easy to hold, however we'd have liked a slightly more curved rear to make it sit in the palm a little better.

It's an aluminium unibody design with metal edges, but while the back is metal too, the feel on the rear will depend on which finish you opt for.

The InFocus M808 comes with a beautiful Aluminium unibody design giving it a royal feel.

Instead of going for a metal unibody design, the Samsung Galaxy On5 sports a sturdy metal frame, and a rear cover that looks and feels like leather.

There's a full metal unibody design, which feels premium in the hand.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 sports a metal unibody design, which is not only strong but also imparts a more premium look and feel to the device.

It feels like a long time since we were introduced to Samsung's unibody dual glass design on the Galaxy S6, a move that plenty of us thought was a welcome far cry from the plastic phones of the past.

You will see most phones have metal unibody design which gives a premium look and feel to the smartphone.

The chassis is mostly constructed of aluminum, and feels robust despite Dell's decision not to use a unibody design.

If genuine - and it is likely to be so - the materials show a handset with an aluminium unibody design, coated for a ceramic - style texture and feel.

We like the unibody design with its rounded edges, soft touch back, all glass front, and lightweight feel.

The unibody design curves around the edges of the phone, all the way up to the glass front which makes the device feel like a single slab of aluminum and glass, similar to the iPhone 7.

Though it's not a metal unibody design, the Micromax uses top - quality plastic that doesn't feel cheap at all.