What is the flat piece for? The other 3 pieces I understand are the actual zip with the screen, it's rubber holder with the clip, and the USB device. But this mysterious 4th flat piece that is hard plastic is for what?
219708
It is to open the battery case. Put the little flat piece in the slot in the back and twist, and it easily opens the back to put the battery in.
1076143
Works on a single one USB Port for me. Also, the stand is the cover for the screen. That is it slides over the screen for storage in my laptop bag. Just two pieces in my bag--the screen/cover combo and the USB cable. If in doubt, purchase from someone with great return policy. Also, check the lenovo website. I recall it giving me more detail.
677215
There are two protectors on the screen. One with graphics and writing and a clear one that is really thick. Remove them both! I installed a good one I got from best buy. The screen is ultra-responsive.
1378338
True, a ball joint holds the phone. There is a suction disk for smooth surfaces, like your dash. There is a mount for suction to the windshield and a separate mount for the air vent. In the photo, you see the arm attached to each of the 3 mounting options. the plate charger clips onto the windshield mount or the vent mount. I tried them out before answering your question and the clip is hard plastic, but pretty sturdy. Once clipped, it can be released to use on the other mount without damage to the clip. I hope this helps. I am pleased with the purchase so far.
1226732
You can just trim off the tab and then use your finger nail to get the USB dongle out. Its just held in place with a small magnet. I'm thinking about cutting my tab off....... Well I just trimmed the tab off mine flush with the bottom with a razor blade. It now stands on it's own. and the USB connector still has the rubber housing on it and it still has enough rubber to allow you just just pull it out with a finger nail. I'm glad I did it as I found the tab annoying also. I have 2 VADO HD's and I'll modify the other one too...............
1510962
It's just a piece of plastic that slides onto the tablet. This particular one doesn't stay on very well. We honestly don't use it any more.
1678795
Yeah it's two separate parts. It wraps around the front across the top controls and over the back screen. You can leave it behind when you don't need it.
230394
Sorry for less than complete answer initially--I was sitting in the outfield bleachers at Dodger Stadium trying to answer over the roar of the crowd. There are 7 total pieces, but, as K.R. Smalley answered, there are three main pieces, one of which (the hard case) has 2 parts that connect together to completely protect your phone. In addition there are small detachable rubber (or silicone) pieces that cover the openings in the phone for the ear bud connector, charger, and toggle for the ringer. These small pieces can be attached to little holes in the hard case, and you may or may not want to use them (BTW, they've held up quite well). Finally, there is the belt clip--which I never use. Sorry for less than complete answer initially--I was sitting in the outfield bleachers at Dodger Stadium trying to answer over the roar of the crowd. There are 7 total pieces, but, as K.R. Smalley answered, there are three main pieces, one of which (the hard case) has 2 parts that connect together to completely protect your phone. In addition there are small detachable rubber (or silicone) pieces that cover the openings in the phone for the ear bud connector, charger, and toggle for the ringer. These small pieces can be attached to little holes in the hard case, and you may or may not want... » Read More Sorry for less than complete answer initially--I was sitting in the outfield bleachers at Dodger Stadium trying to answer over the roar of the crowd. There are 7 total pieces, but, as K.R. Smalley answered, there are three main pieces, one of which (the hard case) has 2 parts that connect together to completely protect your phone. In addition there are small detachable rubber (or silicone) pieces that cover the openings in the phone for the ear bud connector, charger, and toggle for the ringer. These small pieces can be attached to little holes in the hard case, and you may or may not want to use them (BTW, they've held up quite well). Finally, there is the belt clip--which I never use. « Show Less
1086996
I think the other answer is correct. That when you are safely removing it is for the USB device. However, I did remove just the card and everything was fine.
481044
There is a holder for an MP3 player or phone but you hook it into the system via headphone jack. I bought and returned two of these and both times there were cosmetic and hardware defects. Very shoddy. I would avoid this if I were you. If you decide to buy it, just remember: you get what you pay for.
2045055
It's really 3 pieces. There is a hard plastic case that is in 2 halves, a back half and a front half. They sort of snap together. Once on then the Zebra Gel Skin just stretches over the hard case. Takes about 30 seconds to get the case on and off the phone.
2280619
The big plastic piece is a security sensor. I sent an email to amazon about it and they did absolutely nothing. You just have to break it off. Or that's what I did.
1371033
It is just an added accessory for attaching your stylus to your device or cover for your device. It doesn't have a specific purpose. Hope this helps.
1819501
The "strap thing" encloses around the tablet, making sure that it doesn't slip open if it's in a bag. It's a kind of elastic strap, that keeps the two pieces together. The "random small part sticking out", if it's the part at the top, is for a pen or a stylus.
1070285
no it is another piece to it and piece does not fit into USB port and they made it upside down or backwards or something so you have chords all in the way when you're trying to type or read.
1690565
I have one and it uses air and the plastic to "Ziplock" to your screen. Its not glue.
1523324
Hey Kaylin - when I first received the unit & held it in my hands - I asked myself that same question: "What is that thing on the side, if it's not a DVD drive?" Answer: "A mostly black piece of glossy plastic!" (LOL / I was hoping maybe the description got it wrong. But no.) It looks like it's "DESIGNED" to accommodate a DVD drive (perhaps in a more expensive model?) But from me to you (person-to-person) it ain't there. Hope this helps! :-) Brian Newberry