Sentences with phrase «volume wheel»

The right speaker has volume wheel on top and an on / off switch hidden on the back.

On the left ear - cup there is a nice volume wheel for quick adjustment without having to go back into Windows, but while it is nice and smooth the lack of notches means getting a precise volume can be tricky.

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Fortunately, the clickable volume wheel on the headset itself makes up for it; while the transmitter requires going through menus, clicking the wheel cycles through volume control, game / voice mix, equalizer, and audio source settings.

It's a brushed aluminium boat of a keyboard with dedicated macro keys, a silver volume wheel and extra RGB lighting, just in case.

Three of these buttons can also be reprogrammed if you feel like it, and there's a lovely feeling volume wheel that emits two different beeps depending on whether you're altering the volume up or down, which is a nice touch.

The audio is good, but subdued; cars rev and sound awesome, wheels squeal at every tight corner and the music and presentation are all top notch, it just seems a little quiet, even when cranking the volume

You also have an easy to reach volume wheel on the right and the microphone, situated on the left hand side, mutes automatically when raised so the user is always in control of the audio.

There is also an analog volume wheel and mute button attached along the fiber cable.

Starting on the back and working downward, there's a microphone mute button, a clickable multi-purpose volume wheel, a connector for the included headset cable (the same one used by the wired Arctis Pro), a 3.5 mm pass - through to let other users hear the audio going through the headset, a micro USB port for charging, and a boom mic that stays retracted inside the earcup when not in use.

Shanling's M3s continues the company's principle mission of bringing volume wheels to the masses.

The right of the player houses the power button identical to that on the X7 MKII in addition to a large chamfered analogue volume wheel.

The remote has a small volume wheel and a microphone mute switch, and the enclosure features a clip to secure it to your shirt (though you still have to deal with some cable slack).

The audio cable also includes a mic mute and volume wheel on a control box.

The left earcup is home to a volume wheel that doesn't have much travel but feels nice and smooth to use.

You'll also find four media control buttons and a volume wheel so that you can quickly pause, stop, rewind, fast forward, turn up and turn down whatever your watching.

The HyperX Alloy Elite includes dedicated multimedia keys and a volume wheel.

The original Echo Dot contained a volume wheel along the top, just like the original Echo.

HyperX's inline controls are still fairly rudimentary, with just a volume wheel and a mic mute.

The new Echo also eschews the volume wheel for volume buttons (much like the Echo Dot did with its second generation) and a line out port, also like the Echo Dot.

On the cable to its 3.5 mm audio jack is a volume wheel and a microphone mute slider.

There's a volume wheel on the earcup which allows for easy volume changes on the fly.

As well as having a volume wheel on the GameDAC, there's also one on the back of the headset, along with a mic mute button which makes it easy to adjust your volume levels whenever you need to, even if you keep the GameDAC at arm's length.

For ease of use, there's a mic mute button and volume wheel on the headset's cable.

Using this box is as simple as adjusting the volume wheel and click it in to accept settings to twisting to adjust with a separate button to go back or exit.

There's a retractable mic in front of the left ear cup, with a mic mute button and a volume wheel on the back of the ear cup.

Aside from a volume wheel on the back of the right speaker, which doubles as a power switch, there isn't that much else to talk about.

On the in - line volume dial we have the volume wheel and mute button for the built - in microphone.

Interface: Wired (3.5 mm) Features: 50 mm drivers, Windows Sonic compatibility, detachable microphone boom, volume wheel, microphone mute slider

Controls for the 1MORE Spearhead VR can be found on the right earcup with a slider to toggle th noise cancelling mic on and off, as well as a volume wheel that can also change the amount of bass on the fly by depressing and rotating the wheel.

An inline remote sits 14 inches down from the headset and features a volume wheel and a sliding microphone mute switch.

Outside the switch aspect, the Strix Flare packs all the media keys you need into the upper left - hand corner, including a volume wheel — perfect for right - handed gamers.

An inline remote sits about a foot down from the earcup and features a volume wheel and microphone mute switch.

They're quite high up on the cable, with a mute switch and volume wheel, but the shirt clip is tiny, and mostly useless unless you have a breast pocket with a thin hem.

On the left of the player is where you'll find the volume wheel — a wheel that can be accessed from both the front and the back, while on the right you'll find a power button and three playback control buttons: rewind, play / pause, and fast - forward.

Oh, and a press of the volume wheel quickly accesses the camera.