Does this have a button you need to click to release it? The button malfunctioned on my last one and would like to get away from that feature :-)
228769
Yes it does. I believe they all do. I can say this one is fairly stout and does not feel cheap.
228770
It reminds me of a thumb drive. Actually it reminds me more of the size of a thumb. It doesn't stick out too far, enough to get your thumb and forefinger around it to release it. Maybe less than two inches? I'm going from memory here.
228771
No button. I bought one I didn't need . Mistook what it was for and it's sitting on my shelf never used
829414
You do not need to push the button to release. In fact, DON'T USE IT AS A BUTTON AT ALL. It is a spring/lever action that provides retention from a tab in the sheath to the slot in the knife. The pin is actually held in place by the pushing of the spring. The first time I tried to "push the button", I actually ended up pushing the pin down it's guide, pushing it free, and launching the whole mechanism off the sheath. So then I had to find the tiny spring, the pin, and reassemble.
686647
Hello,Thank you for your interest in Easy Essentials. Thank you for sharing that information with me. This item has a button to snap close. Please let me know if I can assist you with anything else.Best Regards
159270
There isn't a button. You have to pull the cord out and then it retracts automatically.
1197979
Hi Pat..no it does not have a hair release button, the bristles are slightly flexible and pointed so I noticed my hair doesn't tangle nearly as much as other "brush" irons.
1504757
No release button, but it can easily be removed with one hand by pushing the phone against the spring loaded jaw of the grip. The grip jaw locks open when extended, and releases to grip the phone the next time you place the phone in it, by way of a small button in the center which the phone case triggers to release the open grip, allowing it to clamp back onto the phone.
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If I remember correctly, this is one of those buttons you push and hold until it comes on. You can't just tap it over to the on position. I don't have it in front of me to check so if this doesn't work, ask again on Amazon so the question pops again and I'll check
2273064
I just forced it. Couldn't find a button. I hope this doesn't wear the lock out so it doesn't stay unfolded!
1625882
You have to hold down the button. But it isn't a big deal. You almost do it automatically.
634461
you do have to hold the button down, its a push buton you hold with your thumb its really easy to do, once you let off it truns off
244432
When you hear a couple clicks while pulling it out you should be able to release and it will lock. Sometimes it takes a couple tries to get it in the right spot. It must be in the click stage to lock.
1655362
No button. You have to manually open and close it. When it locks into place you have to push a metal bar back over in order to close it.
1949282
No. You don't need to hold the IS button down. You just need to push down once and it will work for 5 minutes and then it will automatically turn off.
628363
I have never used that button - this device seems only to support one connected input at a time. So if I want to use another input source, I have to disconnect the current input first, then connect whatever other device - USB, 3.5mm, etc. this is a major drawback that I have learned to live with.
1545799
When the small black button is pressed it will stay. Only when you click it again is when it will release and turn off the mic.
1911388
As I recall, you have to hold the button down. Be forewarned that the wiring at the tailcap is fragile. Mine broke just playing around with it--no rough handling at all. Fortunately I happened to have a weapons-grade tailcap/tapeswitch on hand that I replaced it with. If my experience is typical, I would strongly suggest you replace the tailcap/tapeswitch assembly.
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You just pull it forward. But it can come completely off with the release of a button.