How hard is it to remove and install? Is it practical for someone that very frequently swaps batteries?
1470759
It's a soft case, the installation and removing process is fairly easy. The case itself is a soft-rubber like silicone. Way easier than a snap on case or a Otterbox.
1470760
Its not hard I swicth covers all the time. I do suggest tho go to home depot and by some no slip tape and use it on the case. It slips out hand when talking on the note cause its so big
1470761
Since it is one piece it is easy to take off and replace. You shouldn't have any problems. I really like the case and it does a great job of protecting the phone.
1470762
Its a little more on the difficult side to remove, so I would not recommend this case to someone who frequently swaps batteries.
1359473
If you mean to take the case off to change the battery? It's not difficult at all. It kinda just peels off and then goes back on very easily also.
1171121
It would work fine. I agree on using the screws instead of velcro which would make it slightly more difficult to change batteries. It shouldn't be that difficult though.
1901029
A small strip of Velcro should work and still allow you to remove it to change the battery.
131522
On the inside of the battery cover there is a little black switch that you slide to one side as you pull the cover out of place. The switch is spring loaded and allows for the easy removal of the battery cover.
819884
I don't think there's any easy way to get into this thing to change the battery, but you won't need to think about replacing the battery for a LONG time. Battery life is VERY good on a single charge (about 25 hours), and if you really need to run it longer than that between charges, you can plug it into a car charger or AC with an appropriate "power only" adapter.
133450
It's not difficult at all. As always, you need to be cautious about dealing with a car battery (including the sequence of detaching [and re-attaching] your battery terminals): Here's a very quick video guide, but you should follow the directions/instruction manual: http://deltranbatterytender.blogspot.com/
1727125
yes, you can. It is removable, so you can insert and change batteries, also you can install it on any corner if you want, or just leave it off.
83914
I stuck mine on with velcro strips (not supplied) for easy removal to change the batteries. It is meant to be fixed with screws into the wall/ceiling but it's still easy to remove for battery changes, if you did so.
412664
If the battery can be removed, you would need to unscrew the entire base. Sorry to take so long on answering
2000953
Yes, it isn't really that difficult, but it is a little unique. You have to take out the key part, which is the same way you would change the battery. Then you will have just the old shell and the circuit board. There is a little hole in the front of the circuit board thing (in the yellowish part) and there are two holes about evenly spaced on the green part of the board. What I did was use a metal tooth cleaning device (like a pick) and pried the board out by first pulling on the front slot in the yellow part, then I used the hook of the pick to get into one of the round holes in the board itself and pulled it the rest of the way out. Use firm, but gentle pressure. I figure if I broke one hole I would still have the other one. Just be careful, take your time, and be gentle. I'll try to include a pic if possible.
2134053
This item is VERY easy to install. It takes about 2 min. Remove the negative cable from your battery by loosening the small nut and bolt that hold the clamp tight in the battery terminal. Remount that positive terminal on the brass nipple of the battery disconnect. Now mount the open end of the disconnect to your positive battery terminal. Done! To temp disconnect just loosen the green clamp.
287055
If you look at the battery cover on the back, you will see a small tab. With your fingernail or something like a popsicle stick catch the slightly pointed end and push it to to battery cover, closing the 1/8" gap, When it touches the battery cover, lift it. You are correct, it's not the easiest one to open.
739451
Actually there is a way to replace batteries, to open unit locate 2 short screws at the "cork" end. Taking those out will allow you to remove brushed metal end. Then on the side is 4 spots of rubber which cover 4 longer screws. Now be careful you don't dump out contents but now the unit halves open up. You will see a battery pack that is connected to a printed circuit board. Either unsolder off the circuit board OR snip and strip the wires and attach new battery which if you search on Google the printed specification of the battery.. Simple
1117796
I have one battery and mine is tough to remove as well. Try lubricating the area.
237857
To change the batteries, the back pops off and AAA batteries go in. Simple to do, though the latch on the back may be a bit stiff.
955522
I did not find the battery difficult to change, but, it is a very small battery, of course. And I am a bit younger. Best wishes.