Sentences with phrase «volume rocker keys with»

Apart from all that, what you saw in the iPhone 5s, is the same here — the front fingerprint scanner with home button function, which Apple calls as the Touch ID, and on the left, there are volume rocker keys with the switch to toggle between silent and general sound profiles.

Up top there's a headphone jack and an easy to hit power / lock key, while down the left hand side is a volume rocker key with a microUSB port located on the base of the Blade 3.

Not exact matches

The side button arrangement also appears to have been reshuffled, with the right edge accommodating the volume rocker, as well as both the power and «convenience» key, while the SIM card tray slot has been repositioned to the opposite left edge of the device.

As with most other BlackBerry handsets of the newer generation, the right spine of the Tour houses a 3.5 mm headphone jack, a volume rocker, a dedicated camera key (which can be customized to serve as another shortcut) and a mini-USB port (for data transfers and power).

One small complaint we have with this slate is the location of the lock key and volume rocker.

With hardware keys you have a volume rocker, power / unlock, and physical camera shutter button running down the right hand side.

The same key is said to double as a fingerprint scanner, with the right edge of the phone housing a power button and a conventional volume rocker, both of which are depicted in the latest render.

The Lenovo K8 Note comes with three sets of physical keys, the power / lock and volume rocker keys are included on the right - hand side of the device, while a dedicated music key can be found on the left - hand side of this phone.

The familiar rear - key button setup is also gone, with a volume rocker now located on the left hand side of the phone and the power button integrated in the new finger scanner on the back, which is now flat compared to the G4's curved rear.

The OnePlus X has a metal frame with a subtle finned effect running all the way round, which is broken up by a volume rocker, sleep / wake key, notification alert slider control, and Nano SIM card tray.

You'll find that the power / lock key on the right, and the volume rocker on the left, fall easily under thumb and finger when you're holding the phone in portrait, and OnePlus continues with its notification slider on the side of the handset, allowing you to easily switch between silent, do not disturb and loud modes.

The first big change is having physical power and volume keys on the front of the left edge of the machine — the volume rocker is there for use when in tablet mode (there are standard keyboard volume keys), but the power button is actually the only way to turn the laptop on and off with a physical switch.

The volume rocker and power / display keys are on the left, and the base is left with the USB Type - C port, 3.5 mm audio jack and a speaker grille.

The design is largely minimalistic with only the volume rocker and the power / display key on the right of the device, the left side totally bare, the micro USB port and speaker on the base, and the SIM card tray and the 3.5 mm audio jack bang on top.

Volume rocker keys and the power button are on the right while a 3.5 mm headset jack along with speaker grille is present at the bottom of the device.

The sides are relatively sparse, with one feature on each — the right has the power / display key, the top 3.5 mm audio jack, the left the volume rocker and the base the microUSB port.

Despite the significant departure from the norm, there's no mistaking either the Galaxy S6 or the S6 Edge as anything other than a Samsung device, with both devices retaining key signature elements, with classic layout of a physical home button flanked by Back and Recent Apps keys still found up front, along with the power button and volume rocker found on their usual sides, to the right and left respectively.

The volume rocker and programmable Convenience Key live on the right edge, both of which are easy to get at with your right thumb.

The left side has a volume rocker with the same the brushed steel finish that available on the power / lock key.

There's a rather slim power key at thumb's height on the right side, with the equally slim volume rocker above it.

The design similarities of the Idol 4 are carried over to the chamfered metal sides, with a rather unusual placement of the power / display button on the top left side and the presence of a round «customisable» key in the middle of the right side, above which lies the volume rocker, and below which is the SIM and memory card slot.

The right side holds the power key with the fingerprint scanner, located in the middle, while the exceptionally slim volume rocker and the camera key sit above it.

Left side of the Redmi Note is completely bare with no control while its right side has a power / lock key and a volume rocker with a metal finish.

Power button along with volume rocker keys are on the right edge.

The left side of the phone holds the lock / power button while the right side comes with the volume rocker and a customizable key which you can use to launch any of your favorite apps.

On the left side of the phone is the power button, with the right side hosting a volume rocker and a dedicated shortcut key.

There are three physical keys on the right hand side — volume rocker, power and camera shutter, and sometimes it could be hard for you to press the keys with one handed grip due to the phone's size.

The metallic power / sleep key is on the right, the volume rocker on the left, microUSB cum MHL port at the bottom along with the microphone, while the 3.5 mm headset socket can be found on top next to the secondary microphone and an infrared blaster.

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.

The left side is bare with no buttons or ports to hold, while the right frame houses the power / home key and volume rocker keys.The top has the 3.5 mm audio jack, while the bottom has a Micro-USB port for data transfer / charging along with the microphone.

Samsung has thankfully gone with a volume rocker instead of individual keys, and below it there's a new button dedicated to its inchoate AI assistant, which it calls Bixby.

The right spine is completely barren, and all the action has been reserved for the left, with the power / sleep key, the volume rocker, and the microUSB port all placed on that side.

The 808 PureView hasn't convinced me to change my ways, but there's little to complain about with its hard input keys, both the camera button and the volume rocker that sits above it are easy to find and operate.

The left - hand side has the micro USB charging / syncing port, while the right has both a volume rocker (with middle shortcut button) and convenience key.

You can control every aspect of the Shield Android TV with the controller by the D - pad, joystick, back / home / start navigation keys and volume rocker.

A physical Bixby button is still depicted as being part of the package in the latest leak, though the images don't reveal whether the handset is meant to have separate volume keys or a volume rocker, with previous sightings and rumors suggesting the former scenario is more likely.

On the right side, there is a volume rocker and a power / lock key with the same metal finish that available on the frame.

On the left side, there is a power / lock key and a volume rocker, while the right side is completely bare with no controls or ports.

The headphone jack has been moved down to the bottom, next to a microUSB port, while the volume key rocker on the right edge is now thinner but stands proud to make it easier to locate with your finger.

That's because along with the power button on the upper left, and volume rocker on the upper right, you'll find the «Boom» button — a circular key in the middle of the right side.

On the right - hand side of the Z10, anyone familiar with the BlackBerry PlayBook will instantly recognise the triple button setup, with volume rocker switches separated by a central key — used for playing / pausing music and activating voice control when held down.

You can use the volume rocker keys on the left of the Blade 3 to take pictures, or the more traditional shutter key on screen, with the handset taking a couple of seconds to properly focus and snap the image.

It sits near the top of the tablet's right shoulder, diametrically opposite the volume rocker, which led to me either pressing both keys at the same time or admitting defeat and holding the Note in one hand and pressing the power button with the other.

Its hardware keys are excellent, with the power key sitting just above the volume rocker on the device's upper - right - hand side.

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 right side of the Moto G (2nd Gen) has a power / lock key and a volume rocker, whereas its left side is completely bare with no control.

With the Pixel C held in landscape orientation, the power / lock key is located on the left of the top edge, while the volume rocker sits high up on the left, with a USB - C port at the bottom of the same sWith the Pixel C held in landscape orientation, the power / lock key is located on the left of the top edge, while the volume rocker sits high up on the left, with a USB - C port at the bottom of the same swith a USB - C port at the bottom of the same side.

(It's also more difficult to use the camera quick - launch shortcut — a double - tap of the volume down key — with a smaller volume rocker.)

It makes easier to take the screen shot as you can use any of the volume rockers along with lock / power key.

There's no mistaking the S6 for anything other than a Samsung device though, with the signature physical home button, flanked by capacitive home and recent apps keys, still present, along with the standard button layout of the power button and volume rocker to the right and left respectively.