Sentences with phrase «volume rocker on the left hand»

There are micro USB and 3.5 mm headphone sockets on the outside, plus a volume rocker on the left hand side panel.

We do have a microSD card slot though, alongside the volume rocker on the left hand side of the device.

Around the edges of the Z1 we see the circular power button and small volume rocker on the left hand side, below a covered SIM card slot.

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In terms of buttons and ports, there is a power button and a volume rocker on the right hand side, SIM card slot on the left, and USB Type - C and 5 mm audio jack on the bottom.

The right - hand edge of the device is home to the volume rocker, and you'll find the power button on the left and a headphone socket on the top edge.

Most Nexus devices before the Nexus 6 all featured the volume rocker on the left side and power button on the right, meaning you could take a screenshot with one hand by holding down the power and volume down buttons at the same time.

On the left hand side you get a volume rocker and the phone's dual SIM card slot, and on the bottom edge you find the now standard USB Type - C connection as well as a 5 mm audio jack porOn the left hand side you get a volume rocker and the phone's dual SIM card slot, and on the bottom edge you find the now standard USB Type - C connection as well as a 5 mm audio jack poron the bottom edge you find the now standard USB Type - C connection as well as a 5 mm audio jack port.

The left - hand side of the phone is completely blank, where the HTC Desire HD has its volume rocker on the left with the right - hand side being devoid of buttons.

Also on the left - hand side is a volume rocker and a button for locking the screen.

I wish that both the lock button and the volume rocker had depressed a bit more when pushed, but Moto got it right where port placement is concerned — both the HDMI out and microUSB are on the lower left hand edge.

Once again we find volume rocker and power buttons on the upper left hand edge of the phone, a trend that seems to be gaining momentum recently.

The power / lock button is located on the right side of the Galaxy S7 Edge, while the volume rocker buttons are placed on the left - hand side of this phone.

In stand mode, the volume rocker sits on the left - hand side, with the power button below it, right at the edge of the cylinder.

Along the sides we spotted a full size USB port along the left hand side along with a power button, volume rocker and screen lock, on the right hand side we've got a full size card reader, on the back of the unit there was another USB 3.0 and a full size HDMI.

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.

A 3.5 mm headphone jack on the left, and a volume rocker and power button on the right - hand side.

Right - handed usage results in the thumb perfectly landing on the power button and only slightly above the volume rocker, while left - handed usage has the index finger reach the power button, and the middle finger land on the volume keys.

The power button is on the left - hand side, with the volume rocker just underneath.

On the sides of the device, you'll find the power button and volume rocker on the right - hand side, with the SIM card slot on the lefOn the sides of the device, you'll find the power button and volume rocker on the right - hand side, with the SIM card slot on the lefon the right - hand side, with the SIM card slot on the lefon the left.

Just like the Redmi 3S Prime, the Lenovo K6 Power also carries the SIM card tray on the left - hand side and power button along with the volume rocker are placed on the right.

The signature side - power button is situated on the left - hand side of the Xperia Z4 Tablet, along with the volume rocker that controls the front facing stereo speakers, which are hidden on the side of the bezel nearest the frame.

Like the Galaxy Note 10.1, the power button and volume rocker are quite flat and situated on the top edge, right near the left hand corner.

The power button is just low enough on the right side for your hand to easily reach it, and the same goes for the volume rocker on the left as well.

A 3.5 mm headphone jack on top, volume rocker and micro SIM tray on the left, micro USB port plus a few dubious screws on the bottom, and a perfectly placed lock / unlock / power button on the upper right hand side.

This digital assistant will be launched via a dedicated button that appears on the left - hand side of the phone, just below the volume rocker.

The 3.5 mm headset connector is neatly placed on top of the phone, a volume rocker is on the left and the main power switch and micro USB slot are both on the right - hand edge.

There's a massive volume rocker switch on the left hand side of the Desire HD, leaving the right hand side completely clean — no power or camera key here, which gives it a nice smooth finish.

The power button on the right edge is in an ideal position for either left - or right - handed users; there's no awkward top button on the Moto E. Below that is the volume rocker, with both buttons having a metallic coating and a solid yet shallow clicking action.

The volume rocker on the left, and power switch on the right, are easy to hit during one handed operation, and I was also easily able to reach the physical home key below the screen.

At the top the pictures show there's a microphone and SIM / MicroSD card slot, on the left - hand side there's a volume rocker and what is likely a button that activates Samsung's voice AI Bixby and on the right - habd side there's the power button.

We can also the power button to the right side and the on the left - hand side, we have the Bixby button and the volume rockers.

Looking around the phone, you will find the volume rocker and the power button on the left hand side and the SIM tray opposite, on the right hand side.

On the left hand edge is the power button and volume rocker.

The SIM slot is located on the left and the volume rocker and power button on the right — the latter of which is slightly perforated, so you can tell it apart in a pinch (odds are, though, that you'll mostly be using the finger reader to unlock the handset most of the time, so you avoid fumbling through the security code with one hand).

The volume rocker is on the upper left - hand side where the 3.5 mm headset and microphone jack can also be found.

The right - hand side of the device has one button, which means the rest of the buttons that include volume rockers should appear on the left - hand side.

Around the body of the phone you'll find 3.5 mm and Micro-USB connections on the top, a volume rocker on the left - hand side and a lock / standby key on the right - hand side.

Both its power / lock and volume rocker physical keys will be placed on the right, which probably means that the SIM card tray will be included on the left - hand side of this phone.

The only questionable design decision here is the power button (and, to lesser extent, the volume rocker), which is placed up high on the left side of the device and, as a result, isn't the easiest button to reach with one hand.

On the left - hand side of the device lies a volume rocker, and a SIM card tray.

Though you'll have to shuffle your hand up and down the phone to get at the volume rocker on the right and power button on the left, the 8XT is a very holdable phone, just like its predecessor.

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.

When holding the tablet in landscape view with the kickstand facing away from you, you'll find the power button and volume rocker as well as the charging port on the right - hand side, while the button to enable the projector, as well as the audio port are placed on the left side of the device.

The volume rocker and power button are positioned on the left and right - hand edge of the smartphone, a little over halfway up, to ensure users can reach them easily without adjusting their natural grip.

Placed around the body of the Samsung Galaxy S III you'll find all your typical controls, with a power / standby button on the right - hand side and the volume rocker on the left, as normal for the Samsung Galaxy S series.

The dual - SIM card and microSD card slot is located on the left - hand side of the Liquid Jade S, with the volume rocker on the right.

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.

On the left side is a simple volume rocker, and the right - hand edge houses the lock button about two thirds of the way up.

There is a standby / power button on the top along with the 3.5 mm headphone jack, the volume rocker sits on the right - hand side and the left offers the Micro-USB - which also supports MHL if you want to use it as an HDMI output.