How do you remove the case from the gps?
1498237
There is a metal clip that is a part of the removeable back on the Oregon. Attachments for this case, carabiner clips or belt clips slide on and off this metal clip. The case does a good job of protecting the GPS but makes it difficult for quick access to the GPS. I sent it back and bought the cheaper belt clip that slides over the metal clip on the back cover.
1498238
The strap is Velcro into inside of case. Pull out and then from back side top of Garmin, lift lightly on top tab to release catch and slide off. The first few times it is a very tight fit. Hope this helps.
1498239
In case my earlier response didn't make it; you depress a tab on the holder and it simply slips out...very easy.
1498240
I cannot remember other than it was very difficult, took some time so I never used the hard case again
1498241
You slide the clip on the end of the case strap off the back of the GPS unit - at least that is what I did with my Oregon - other GPS units may be different. As a matter of interest (maybe?) I gave up on the Garmin case - it was too big for the unit, so I use a compact camera case now - much better (in my view)
1498242
There is a hard plastic device inside the case that slips onto the back of the GPS unit; then it can hold the unit inside the case with an integral velcro arrangement. It is easy to attach and detach the unit; a sound design.
1378640
Yes it can be removed. I no longer own the case as it was junk so I don't know what the inside dimensions are
1779382
On top the of the device (I think toward the back), there is a little door that can be slid off. Inside is a place to plug in the GPS cable.
1397319
Start from the bottom of the case where you charge the phone. Then peel off each direction. Hope this helps
1435578
Hold the phone in the case with your left hand and using your right hand pull down the bottom of the case where the battery is stored. The bottom will detach @ you can remove your phone out of the case. Good Luck
426702
No. This case is for the GPS unit only. I have a small cloth bag for everything else.
279146
Down at the lower right hand side of the pink case you'll see a small slim opening. Either use a non-abrasive tool like your fingernail, or the blunt end of a plastic knife to open it. I'll admit it is very time consuming when trying to get the case off, but it's a mark of a good case. Hope this helps!
1035545
can be removed easily. it is mounted on a piece of separate case material which slides out . great feature
434350
I had an Otter Box as well and I took the removed the entire case. After you remove the outside rubber part the two plastic pieces are snapped together. You should be able to unsnap and both pieces will come off.
1415018
My advice would be to see the specs "the dimensions of your GPS" then compare them to the dimensions of the hard shell case. The case should be slightly bigger. Also compare dimensions of your GPS to the one I purchased which was a Garmin 7 inch.. I fit my Garmin 7 inch GPS in the case very nicely.You should be able to find the dimensions of most things in the Specs or descriptions of them.
1259243
There should be a rectangle about a cm long between the two plastic cases where they meet on the side. Try to unhook all the latches by pulling on that first then going all around the edges doing the same. The rubber underneath should come off easy once the plastic is off.
416681
This is the model that I have, and it does work, although it is somewhat unwieldy. What I did was cut a hole in the foam padding that comes with the case (There are 3 foam inserts, and I used all 3 of them) and mount the power plug into that hole. This actually works to make the GPS easy to remove and install in the holder. If you want, I can send you a picture of it mounted.
380073
Taking the case off is very easy. You just unhook each side by pressing down and out on the edges of the case. Then change the battery and remove the SD card as usual.
1462487
Yes sort of. You have to take the unit completely out of the case to do any kind of maintenance. I also found the belt clip kind of useless (for me). It makes the overall profile of the GPS pretty big and not good for pockets, especially if you are climbing or canyoneering. It will cause the GPS to power off or even reset. It's best used with a lanyard and attached to your pack or something. I'm still glad I have it having broken or lost units in the past.
794034
Hello Stevie, please note that this is only the case, is made of hard plastic, very durable and strong, I use it to keep track my vehicles for my company, you still have to install your gps device inside this case. I hope this info helps.
1951146
The actual Garmin bracket is snapped on to the ball first. Then, pull the spring loaded locking palls back and insert the two hooked prongs in between the A/C vent slats, then let the palls slide forward. The bottom peg should be resting on the face of the dash. To remove it, reverse the process.
1675538
I believe It can be removed easily. I already have a GPS on my dashboard so I mounted it on the windshield.