Sentences with phrase «with user replaceable battery»

Unlike other Notes before it, the Note 5 will not be coming with a user replaceable battery.

Finishing up the external specs: Micro USB on the bottom, headphone on the top, microSD (up to 32 GB), and SIM card slots under the removable back plate along with the user replaceable battery.

The Dell Venue 11 Pro comes with a user replaceable battery, so for those on the road for a long time - over the 10 hours that Dell thinks this tablet will last - you'll be able to swap out the battery and keep going.

This is one of the few tablets with a user replaceable battery.

This is the first time i see a tablet with user replaceable battery, with that being said the design is uninspired and looks hideous compared to the also water resistant sony tablet Z series.

For tablets at least, the issue with user replaceable batteries is that it reduces chasis strength as the battery cover can not be an intergral part of the chasis (for rigidity at any rate) and it also adds bulk and weight.

Have you noticed Samsung comes with user replaceable batteries?

Not exact matches

But then, the tablet will also have a user replaceable battery along with other features that can make the life of any entrepreneur easy.

In any case, one of the biggest pluses with the Thrive is its user replaceable battery, though Toshiba surely wouldn't have liked this particular feature to have been tested as some had to do to make the Thrive operational again after sleep.

I pretty much agree with everything — except a major requirement for me would be that the reader have a battery that is easily user replaceable.

As mentioned above, it comes with a user - replaceable battery pack and, unlike previous models, it comes with an AC adaptor.

Eight hours battery life for reading pales in comparison with battery life on e-ink readers; no access to full Android Market; battery isn't user - replaceable; processor could be faster.

It comes with an AC adaptor, leather cover, travel case, USB cable, pre-installed SIM card, stylus, and a user - replaceable rechargeable battery pack, not to mention the free wireless.

The Bad Eight hours battery life for reading pales in comparison with battery life on e-ink readers; no access to full Android Market; battery isn't user - replaceable; processor could be faster.

However, on the down side, the battery is sealed with the device and is not user replaceable.

Cons: not an aluminum body as I have seen stated in reviews slippery body Included charger is usb cable and adapter for home wall plug lacks device specific development and support (it's a Korean product) suggest buying a ADHwarranty) no user replaceable battery (Cant tell battery life yet because not fully charged it yet but with 40 % I got about 3 - 4 hours use.)

For instance, the battery cover is now no longer removable, the battery is not user - replaceable, there isn't a microSD card slot available for expandable storage, and the IP67 water and dust - resistant certification has been removed as well — a feature which made its debut with the Galaxy S5.

The design is a lot thinner and sleeker, and they've dropped the full size USB port and HDMI port, and did away with the user - replaceable battery.

A design choice some may take issue with is the absence of a user - replaceable battery.

With expandable SD / SDHC memory, a user - replaceable battery, and the highly customizable Android platform, the possibilities are virtually endless.

I'm a big fan of devices with replaceable batteries because they give users plenty of options.

Only those who either can't compete with the run times or premium models for customers who want basically unlimited run time potential would think to provide a user replaceable battery option.

The Galaxy S7 comes with a pretty sizable 3000mAh battery, though it's not user replaceable.

The smartphone is packed with a 3000mAh user replaceable battery.

iOS devices don't have a user - replaceable battery, so power - users are trained to either have a charger on them or to squeeze out every last drop of juice by being stingy with brightness and other settings.

Except for very low - end UPS, you should always look for units with user - replaceable batteries.

Only about seven days of battery life (some users may prefer wearables with a replaceable battery)

A low to mid-end Samsung Galaxy J7 Duo smartphone, carrying model number SM - J720F, is apparently in the pipeline with dual rear - facing cameras and a user - replaceable battery.

... and I agree with the previous comments — this fiasco could have been less of a problem if the units had user - replaceable batteries.

These have extremely high specs — 2560 x 1440, Super OLED screen covered in Gorilla Glass 4; 3 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, 200 GB microSD support (and larger USB flash and hard disks); 20MP, Zeiss optics, PureView, f / 1.9, DSLR quality, 4K video, camera with three LED colour correcting flash; Windows Hello infrared iris detection login; Continuum to use it as a computer (needs an optional dock); Cortana digital assistant, Microsoft Edge pure HTML browser; user replaceable 3240mAh battery, quick charge, wireless charge; USB - C, NFC, Wi - Fi AC MIMO and Wi - Fi call; huge range of 4G bands; amazing security out of the box but especially so for enterprise users; FM radio; Bluetooth 4.1; Here apps and maps; voice, gesture and HID access;...

To accommodate microSD card slot and user replaceable battery, the Finnish giant has done away with the unibody design.

The diagram lined up with a previous report that claimed LG was planning to give the smartphone a redesign with an all - metal body and include a modular design that would allow the device to include a user - replaceable battery.

Power users who want a bigger screen, replaceable battery and expandable storage are better off with the G4, but the S6 is still our top overall pick.

With a unique and attractive design, great performance, and a fantastic camera, while also being the only current flagship to feature a replaceable battery, LG is attempting to provide users with a phone that offers literally everything you may wWith a unique and attractive design, great performance, and a fantastic camera, while also being the only current flagship to feature a replaceable battery, LG is attempting to provide users with a phone that offers literally everything you may wwith a phone that offers literally everything you may want.

Business users looking to extend the longevity of their devices will be pleased to hear that the Venue 11 Pro has a removable soft - touch plastic back that gives you access to an easily replaceable battery — something that isn't very common with tablets (or Ultrabooks).

Most importantly for some people, it's always reliably been one of the few remaining superphones with both microSD expansion and a user - replaceable battery, but if the rumors and leaks are to be believed, that's about to fall apart.