Does this unit have a "lock" type button to keep small fingers from accidentally activating functions while they are holding it?
1603185
I don't think so. We use it in the car and it is attached to the headrest so he can't touch it. That would be a good feature though. The Sylvania one we owned before this did not "lock" either. I guess if you are just worried about accidentally hitting buttons you could rotate the screen to where the buttons are covered but the child could easily figure out how to rotate it to where the buttons are accessible.
1949282
No. You don't need to hold the IS button down. You just need to push down once and it will work for 5 minutes and then it will automatically turn off.
94657
No, but the button is flush with the screen. It is hard to accidentally push.
82334
Yes, one of the digital touch buttons on the screen (the first one at top) has this property and give you this functionality.
1467496
Yes. I bought one for my GD for her second birthday and she has no problem turning it on or off. Be conscious of placing it in the case properly as there is a clear Perspex bar under the screen which prevents the button's operation!!!!! It is a good, solid product.
194022
Not to my knowledge. However, it is a programmable remote and there are many other buttons that you could assign that function to.
48692
Yes, as noted by several others, one side is fingerprint operated to open (close the slide to lock) and the other side has a button that engages the lock.
1933492
Yes. You press the big button and then the lower-left button to lock. Then do the same to lock. This phone has every feature you might expect.
303811
That is correct. The button on my system also happens to be sensitive, so I have to hold down hard or it will sometimes turn off
637695
No such button... but I never needed it either. This is really compact, I only wished it had a way to tuck away the cords easily. However, I only use it when I go to the gym, so not a big deal.
1082633
There is a liner lock that you press with your thumb. Very common design. Works well.
618903
No. You have to hit one button and then thumb turn the deadbolt to lock it.
650287
No. I have had much trouble with the buttons. I only use the key to lock/unlock it.
1197110
You just squeeze the grip while depressing the safety switch. It does not have a lock feature that I know of. It is perfectly ergonomic and comfortable to handle while in use. I personally would not feel safe operating it without this setup. It's been a great trimmer for over 3 seasons now.
1284869
press the button each time...does not remember the last setting which i think is a protection mechanism....
813708
Yes it does and it is sensitive. It only reads the one finger used. You can bypass it but you have to know how to get there and then know passwords.
2027849
Yes. Press the power button once, quickly and it locks the player in its current operation. As opposed to long-pressing the power button which turns-off the device.