How hard would it be to cut a small section out of one side for an extra button on a similar phone?
83668
I guess you could do it with the right tools. But like any modifications you do yourself it could look like a hatchet job if not done cleanly. That's ok as long as you are ok with the cosmetic outcome
83669
With the correct tools you could do it, a rotozip or dremel tool would do it. I have had zero luck using cases from different phones. Most cases like this are designed around the phone and if they do not fit exactly then they pop off way to easy.
1687878
No it as very easy. the case you get may have cutouts for the buttons like mines did.
571427
Yes, take the plastic lean to cover off of the phone. Put the Silicone protector on the phone so that buttons and the camera hole line up, then put the plastic lean to cover on that. Make sure your buttons come through. I could take a little finess.
993884
The buttons may need a little help. How to reuse the old is described in the instructions. I bought a roll of double sided tape, "just in case", and did not need it, nor would I advise buying it "just in case". Your key to success will be your environment and your patience, this is not a job to attempt while tired, hungry, watching small children, or engaged in other tasks. Give yourself two hours and you will probably need one.
398731
The phone is easy to remove from the case however you need something that can be removed more frequently and I personally do not remove my case that often. Since there are buttons on the side of the phone I would just be mindful of that when removing and putting the case back on the phone each day.
1902517
It was pretty easy since only one side is spring loaded. So, you can just push to that side and then release the phone.
613068
You have to put a little bit of pressure to push the button, nothing extreme. The button will not be pressed on accident while in your pocket.
613238
I'm not sure if it will make it any easier or harder. My main concern while applying the screen protector was that I did not cover any of the sensors at the top of my phone. But, I know that I had to slide the protector a bit to make sure that I had it centered and I think having the raised home button might prevent you from possibly doing minor corrections.
2100926
It's a little tricky if your existing flap has broken off, leaving the end in the phone. The remaining end can be rotated using a pin and pulled out. I searched the Internet and found pictures that show the design of the flaps. There's no need to open your phone or use any special tools.
1089939
Possible but quite difficult. Removing with one hand is pretty easy. While holding the phone and applying some downward pressure, use the index finger to press up on the top portion of the clip. The process doesn't work well for insertion.
954767
No. The case is one piece. I guess you can cut off that part if you really want to, but I wouldn't.
354535
I can remove it easily with one hand. One side is spring loaded so you push slightly towards that side then twist, the phone easily comes out.
1348567
Not unless you were to omit adhesing the smaller chrome piece which would otherwise cover the touch sensor.
820045
Kind of - You would have to cut them and then the screen would be longer - a little fabrication.
230623
The same way you would if it wasnt in case. If its an iphone the case has a button/switch for it...
1798336
On both side of the phone there is a thing that you need to unclipped and in each of corner there is a small rectangular button that you need to push it, then from the bottom part of the phone pull it out there is no easy way it was a little difficult for me too good luck
702391
Good question. I had never thought of this as this hasn't been an issue for me at all. I will check in the morning and let you know. Update: the buttons on the S4 are not hindered in anyway, no matter which end. The clamps grab the phone approximately in the center, so there is plenty of clearance around the buttons.