Is there a good way to slide the clamps that hold the phone? I have to put so much pressure on them to get them to move I'm afraid I will break them.
858808
I have a rubber otterbox, and I find that I don't need too much pressure to hold the phone securely.
858809
I've been grabbing both sides from the bottom, and have been shimming a bit. You will not break the tops, but the individual arms might slide out...just push back in.
858810
Fairly sturdy. I don't mess with them too often. My phone slides in snuggly. Make sure to use the head jack to secure in place.
858811
I found shimmying the clamps up, first one side then the other, works best. Kind of a pain, but once it is in, it is locked in!
895137
With the palm of your hand, push down on the lower back part of phone and slide it up and out of the front. Just make sure you got a grip on it so it doesn't fly out.
758493
I agree. I've had the phone for months and it's a major annoyance. Here's what to do: You have to close the flap and then seal it slowly from one side to the other with one finger, while you hold the flap in place with the other finger, until the groove catches. Honestly, it took me a while to figure that out, but it will stay in place if you do it correctly. You'll get it, just keep messing with it.
1496374
i can not get the clips to hold on vent after 6 months. tried using rubber bands to tighten the grip. its a real pain. any suggestions appreciated. my side grips holding phone r fine. wont stay in vent and falls out.
1547067
patience it isn't easy but it will come off I put one hand at right where they come a part and grip the phone on the sides and pull a part they're tight they will get looser the more you take them off but I love mine I loved it so much that I bought one extra one so if something happens I would have a back up ! Wish they had more colors!
184069
I had the same problem. I ended up using a credit card to pry it out of the case so I didn't scratch my phone. I hope that helps.
495095
You have to squeeze them to unhook them. You don't want them too easy because then when you slide them, they could come unhooked. They are great!
1725748
sorry for the delay in response, essentially u have to line it up over the port and slide it in, if it doesnt budge lift the phone slightly and insert. you dont hear a snap or anything. just notice when the phone is resting comfortably on the port u can insert the rest and you are ready to go. again pardon the delay
2031327
The case is very tight, you want to take the top peice off first. There is a seam on the left and right grab above the seam with your doninant hand, grab below with the other. Hold the phone so the back is what your palms are on and your looking at. Pull up on the upper half while pulling down on the lower half and it should start to slide off.
1101673
Turn the phone over so you are looking at the back. there is a small arrow on the back near the top. Sometimes it can be very difficult to get it to release. Push straight down on the arrow while pushing towards the bottom of the phone. If necessary put it on a towel on a counter top so you can get good downward pressure.
650130
Grip the sides of the case tight in one hand, and the sides on the other hand. Then pull hard. Sliding it out using a downwards and out motion on the screen works too.
208785
No. They are very easy to push and the phone reacts right away! Hope this helps (:
1331750
Hello! I have never had issue with the phone slipping and falling for that reason. While it certainly will not hold on a severe incline or if knocked with force, there are no issues in normal activity or useage. Thanks.
1125948
Hi Sandra, There should be a little opening at the top right side of you phone that you put do that funny loop through and go in between rope that will hold it, It's a great idem to have, save me from dropping it to the ground. You can put your finger through the ring and hold on to your phone. Love it.
2075070
I have a phone with something of the same problem -- it will do strange things if you just put it in your pocket closed -- and the case works pretty well for me. The elastic sides of the case are soft, but the front and back panels are relatively stiff. So long as the phone is not so wide that the elastic pushes the buttons on the sides, they are fairly well protected from accidental presses.
979060
You'll just have to press the top part of the clamp really hard, as there're bunch of suction cups in between. I remember I had a hard time too.
806233
I just wrap the back around behind it tuck the closing flap back inside the slot and hold it like I would a regular phone, I have been doing this since I got the case and it is showing no signs of wear from bending it back like that. Hope you can get the idea from my description.