how does the phone attach
1746134
I don't use it for my phone either. Like the other respondent said, you have to have a phone that has a little hole somewhere on it for such things. I use it for my Bluetooth earpiece. I guess that's a little odd, but I lost one before (a Bluetooth earpiece), so this way, I never lose it.
1746135
It's depend what kind of phone you have. Some phone have the little hole for the string to go through on top or bottom of your phone. Some have in the battery section. I have Droid so my phone don't have the hole for it. I brought this and just receive it yesterday. and Love it but I use it for my USB drive.
1746136
I threaded the string through the hole on the flexible protector of my phone.
1427862
The phone just slides into the pocket. The other half folds over and snaps shut to keep the phone safe. While the wallet is open, the phone does not have anything other than gravity to keep it in place. Hope this helps
1262525
Combination of rubber (hugging the phone) and plastic (wraps around the rubber to hold it snug and in place).
1120020
You have to peel the rubber casing back and then then you'll see 2 plastic pieces (front & back of the case) that are clipped together. Unclip, insert phone, clip back together and put the rubber outing back on
1635233
No, it attaches and holds onto the connector on the bottom of the phone, with close tolerances.
1135370
There is an inside phone holder, but the unit is one whole piece. The parts do not come apart.
1807563
See this image. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71g%2BZJvOpbL._SL1500_.jpg The case that holds the phone is TPU material to securely hold the phone inside.
1657781
It's right on the back that is attached to the phone. Pop it open like a clip and voila, it is a stand.
2032641
It is attached. You can tear it off, but then you made your phone more susceptible to damages.
1193050
The too portion is rubber so you stretch it to take it off and then on the clamps on the plastic portion you clasp te bottom of each side clamp and pull away from phone. By doing this to the clamps they unhook from their bottom half and the top portion comes away from the bottom plastic portion, releasing your phone
1095792
Yes, there is a hard plastic case that holds the phone in place. The plastic case perfectly fits the phone and a phone easily snaps into place. This is securely attached to the external case.
2019750
Its more of a very thin metal sheet with adhesive that you attach on the inner surface of the phone's back. For iPhones you need a special screw driver for the tiny "Torx" screws to remove the back.
981448
it doesn't..i just use it as a wallet.. I see no place to put a phone inside of it :/
457263
Seems to me that it should be mounted on a screw with a head that will slide into the slot on the back of the phone cradle.There's a slot at the top of the cradle and at the bottom.
115442
It has a frame were the phone goes into and it stays secure. U will love it
1258956
it's pretty straightforward. There is a small metallic piece that sticks to the back of your phone (or whatever you want to mount) and the other piece is a super strong magnet. Touch them together and it sticks. Both pieces are backed with an adhesive. I actually had this in my boat with my HTC evo. We'd hit waves and bounce around and the phone would stay connected. Only down side was that i didn't have a case on my phone so the battery cover itself would sometimes disconnect from the phone. The adhesive on the cell-it and the magnet was always strong.
25633
The two pieces come together with the phone in the middle. It takes a firm push until you hear a click. Might need someone to assist because it definitely requires both hands!