The phrase "a high quality device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a device that is well-made, effective, or superior in performance compared to others.
Example: "The new smartphone is a high quality device that offers excellent performance and durability."
Alternatives: "a premium device" or "a top-notch device".
It feels like a high-quality device, and it feels like a sturdy device that will stand up to being lugged about in a handbag.
The Kindle Voyage is Amazon's latest e-reader, but instead of being value-focused, the Voyage is a high-quality device with a crisper screen and fancy, squeezable touch buttons.
"Beyond running Android one way to do that is to offer a high-quality device with a smaller screen.
Because they're all cheap knockoffs ordered by the hundred thousand from factories in China that (unlike plenty of other factories in China, I hasten to add) don't care about producing a high-quality device.
Successful fabrication of a high-quality device critically depends on understanding and engineering the bonding configurations at Hf(Zr O2/III-V(Ge) interfaces for the optimal design of device interfaces.
Then there's the bugaboo of many a clean tech company: Designing a manufacturing process that can produce enough high quality devices to push costs down.
The gadgets are powered by lithium ion batteries, with high quality devices having special circuits that prevent the batteries from overheating or being overcharged.
The company has long focused on selling high quality devices and the polished software that accompanies it.
The audio company has long been responsible for making high quality devices and components, including headphones and microphones.
Numerical simulations are becoming increasingly important in the design of micromechanical resonators, in particular for the prediction of complex frequency response in high quality devices where damping is controlled by anchor losses.
