Can the metal ring and adhesive be removed without damaging your phone or whatever you put it on? Thanks!
1746324
I couldn't even get mine to stick. If you were able to attach it, I would think you could remove it with no problem.
1746325
Short answer: yes. Longer answer, you will need to carefully wiggle it loose with a blade that won't scratch the phone like a plastic paint scraper. Use of a gentle solvent helps and also will remove gummy residue. Soybean oil works well. So would kerosene. One drop is plenty.
1538785
No it won't it's easily removable and in no way affect any part of the phone.
1383359
I haven't tried removing the protector, as it went on fairly evenly. If you can pick up an edge you should be able to peel it off.
1055364
I haven't removed it, but it is not supposed to damage the original finish. I will probably not remove it unless it starts to peel loose. I don't know if that happens or not.
1200748
Oh yes, the label could be removed without any surface damage. It looks well-sealed when stuck on wood, metal, etc. but can be removed with just using your finger nails and lift the edge and pull off. Excess glue, if any, can be easily rubbed off.
1580976
Yes, the glue sticks to the glass piece, not the phone glass. The phone is completely in tact and there is no glue on it when you peel it off.
201215
Thanks for your inquire. The magnetic ring will not affect your phone. please feel free to purchase it. thanks.
1508935
I bought this for my girlfriend. I would say it's comparable in size with the otterbox. It does give okay protection. But not otterbox quality protection. And as far as the screen protector goes, it's only a flimsy piece of thin plastic. It's only glued on. So yes, you can remove it. That is what we did. It's really pointless to keep the screen protector on in my opinion. Overall it's a good phone case.
1186158
I don't think you can without tearing the phone apart. I did check on YouTube and there was a posted video of someone removing it. I attempted that on the phone (same model but one that my daughter face planted into the floor) and I ended up tearing the phone apart to the point where had it not already been unusable, it was then.
1087260
No. It can't be removed. Be careful not to drop it. I'll brake. It happened to me the 1st time. I bought it again because it works great and it comes with the stand. That's a great plus.
891585
It could certainly be removed and re-positioned during the initial install without an issue. It's water rather than adhesive that makes it adhere to the glass. As far as trying to take if off after it has set, I haven't tried that.
993995
I would remove the flimsy one that the case comes with. Im using a tempered glass screen protector on mine with no issues.
789294
It does come off, but the foam ring does not have any protective covering. I left the plastic wrap on just in case. I'm sure if needed you could probably wash the foam ring by hand and air dry.
1704358
Yes it can be removed, its attached by two screws and is not attached when you first buy it.
1515475
It didn't cause any damage to my phone . One thing to keep in mind is you MUST cut a hole in the back of your protective case, if you use one, because the adhesive will only stick to the phone itself. I'm overall disappointed with the whole thing and would never purchase another one.
2032641
It is attached. You can tear it off, but then you made your phone more susceptible to damages.
628944
Yes it can be removed. This case let's in a lot of dust/dirt. Kinda cheap but you get what you pay for.