Is it possible to remove the plastic screen protector? I have a glass protector on it also and find it hard to push hard enough with both on.
1062768
No...I just tried and worried about damaging the integrity of the case itself, but you should be able to pop it out with slight pressure.
148541
Yes you can, I've taken it off multiple times and the screen protector stays on.
1883621
It's not hard to remove. You can just pick a corner, lift up and pull it off. It's on there pretty good, so it will come off slowly. But be warned, once you remove it, it's possible that you will crease the corner where you pulled it off and putting it back on, it won't be the same. Protectors like this don't use adhesive, it's more like how saran wrap sticks to glass.
816317
I don't know about the glass screen protector but slides in out of my pockets no problem. Very tough as well...first hand knowledge.
772833
I don't think you could do it successfully. It's thicker than the normal screen protector and more rigid.
1144794
Take the screen off. It wasn't designed to be on there. Remove it and buy a separate screen protector. On Amazon they are as low as $1.99.
922198
No I think you could remove it pretty easily if you want to. In my experience with cases a bigger problem is finding one that will stay on tightly and not break. The plastic in the Snugg case is a bit softer and less brittle than my previous Incase. I recommend it without reservation.
470831
Simply work it back and forth with some force to remove it. It is a tight fit but will come off with some pressure and won't damage the phone.
1160672
Nothing you can do. I removed my screen protector and no more bubbles or trapped dirt.
744300
Yes and no. I did remove mine to clean a few small specs of dust that had small bubbles. I successfully cleaned those and replaced the protector. You need a very clean and lint/dust free environment. Once it is in place and acceptable you don't want to remove it because it is very difficult to get it perfect. Just clean it installed.
1244091
You can and I did. I don't care for the somewhat cloudy and grippy feel of the integrated screen protector. I prefer tempered glass screens because they feel just like the phone glass. I removed the screen protector with no tools by getting one corner started, then worked my way around. The plastic shell fits snugly to the phone's frame with no noticeable gap. Be advised that when you remove the integrated protector you are giving up some water resistance, though that's a marginal risk as the case is not waterproof anyway. Hope this helps someone.
1758253
I didn't try but I don't see why not. If you are wanting to remove it to add a glass one it might be tough. The clearances are pretty tight, so it would have to be a thin glass protector to work. The face of this case is hard plastic and the sides are rubber (like otter box). The back is plastic but molded to the sides so the case is 2pc. So if there was something holding the front off it would be hard to work the sides into the channels they lock in. It's kind of hard anyways, which is good because to me shows quality in mfg. and that the case should last a long time. The protector on it is pretty thick but almost not there at the same time. I didn't try but I don't see why not. If you are wanting to remove it to add a glass one it might be tough. The clearances are pretty tight, so it would have to be a thin glass protector to work. The face of this case is hard plastic and the sides are rubber (like otter box). The back is plastic but molded to the sides so the case is 2pc. So if there was something holding the front off it would be hard to work the sides into the channels they lock in. It's kind of hard anyways, which is good because to me shows quality in mfg. and that the case should last a long time. The protector on it... » Read More I didn't try but I don't see why not. If you are wanting to remove it to add a glass one it might be tough. The clearances are pretty tight, so it would have to be a thin glass protector to work. The face of this case is hard plastic and the sides are rubber (like otter box). The back is plastic but molded to the sides so the case is 2pc. So if there was something holding the front off it would be hard to work the sides into the channels they lock in. It's kind of hard anyways, which is good because to me shows quality in mfg. and that the case should last a long time. The protector on it is pretty thick but almost not there at the same time. « Show Less
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Before you put on the case, clean the screen first, then you have to take one side off the screen protector and then put it on. After it is on take the other side off. then you can put on the case. Hopefully this helps you, if not watch this video....... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iLTx-kiDGc
1417365
It is easy to remove. My problem is getting it in place with no bubbles. That could just me but it is just too much of a hassle.
879503
Yes, but I don't like the hard plastic screen protector, it provides excellent protection for the glass but you loose some sensitivity. It's great if you don't mind pressing a tiny bit harder when you type but it irritated me. I have found that the factory glass is very scratch resistant as is and the design of the case protects the glass from most impact damage.
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do the exact opposite order for how you put it on. unsnap the screen cover from each of the little half circle clip things that hook around the edges. then the rubber part should come off. its pretty tough but just be careful and it should be fine. then the hard plastic main part is last to come off. its the toughest part. good luck, hope this helps!
391466
Hi, is a really difficult to do it, in fact the challenge is to remove the screen from the original case without damage the electronical circuit, despite of following all the steps by you tube, in my case we damage the circuit, so the best advice is to buy it and take it to an expert to do it. otherwise is a waste of money not only for the casing for the cellphone