Consumer Electronics Vocabulary

noun a small mechanical or electronic device or tool, especially an ingenious or novel one

• The latest gadget on the market is designed to streamline productivity in the workplace.
• I love trying out new gadgets, they always make life easier.
• Check out this cool gadget I just picked up at the store!
• Her smile was like a gadget that brightened up the room.

noun a term used to describe a basic mobile phone with limited functionality, often contrasted with smartphones

• Some people still prefer using a dumbphone for its simplicity and long battery life.
• I can't believe she still uses a dumbphone in this day and age.
• My dad refuses to upgrade from his dumbphone to a smartphone.
• His brain felt like a dumbphone, slow to process information and lacking in memory capacity.

noun a type of small cylindrical battery commonly used in electronic devices such as remote controls and small toys

• The remote control requires a AAA battery to function properly.
• Hey, do you have a spare AAA battery for my remote?
• I always keep a stash of AAA batteries for emergencies.
• His energy was like a AAA battery, always charged and ready to go.

noun a type of battery commonly used in small electronic devices, such as remote controls and flashlights

• The electronic device requires two AA batteries to operate.
• Don't forget to grab some AA batteries for the remote control.
• I need to pick up some double As for my flashlight.
• His energy level was like a drained AA battery at the end of the day.

noun a type of cylindrical battery commonly used in small electronic devices

adjective describing the type or size of the battery

• The remote control requires an AA cell to function properly.
• Hey, do you have an extra AA cell for my flashlight?
• I need to grab some double As for my portable fan.
• Her energy was like an AA cell, always ready to tackle any task.