When you pick up a device...

[Demon-Xanth]

Say you were given a random object. You have no idea what it does, who makes it, or how it works. What do you see as an indication of implied quality?

A dense feel to it?
Real metal surfaces?
Matte surface?
Smooth surface?
Bold colors?
Shiney?

 

[imported_Trippin315]

weight and shininess and # of buttons

 

[Baked]

No jagged edges.

 

[Rubycon]

Chemkote, HAIII coating, Titanium, Radiation symbol in more than one place, VIP yells at me for touching it. :laugh:

 

[Cristatus]

Usually the colors

Compaying a P910i, to a 9500, the P910i certainly looks cheaper, and it as WAY lighter. The looks were because of the dull colors used on it. The lightness made me think that there was nothing inside the phone, and that made it feel cheap to me as well.

Weirdly though: I swapped in my 9500 for a P910i

 

[Thraxen]

I'd say metal and a dense feel. They seem to give a good first impression.

 

[Hepafleb]

thick shells. you can tell usually when something has a thin case and it makes it seem cheap. This gives the illusion it is well built or that it has a "solid" construction.

and try not to let the product have empty spaces inside makes it can make it seem hollow or cheap