buttonless

American  

[buht-n-lis] / ˈbʌt n lɪs /

adjective

1. having no button or buttons. button.

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Etymology

Origin of buttonless

First recorded in 1645–55; button + -less

Example Sentences

Between the new aesthetic and revamped buttonless controls, Sennheiser is obviously playing follow the leader with Sony.

From The Verge

Image: Volvo While plenty of EVs from more traditional automakers like Ford, Hyundai, and Toyota have push-button start, there are signs that the buttonless startup could already be trickling down; Volvo’s XC40 Recharge automatically turns itself on and off, and while Volkswagen’s ID 4 has a start / stop button, using it is completely optional according to the car’s manual.

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But I loved it despite its flawed, buttonless design.

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The thing that sold me on the Ploopy was the Nano, a tiny, buttonless trackball with a 1.5-inch snooker ball that fit right in between the two halves of my split keyboard.

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Image: Fitbit Like the recently-released Fitbit Luxe, the Charge 5 also has a buttonless design, meaning you’ll interact with the device entirely from the touch screen.

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