how do you attach the lanyard to cell phone/
1662354
Pinch both side of the cord then you slide it in the phone half way then you grab the metal loop and put it inside the loop cord and then pull it and your done. Hope that helps.
1662355
some cell phones have a little area that is cut like two slits in the plastic. either the ring or the lanyard may fit through there.
1662356
I bought the lanyard for my computer memory sticks not for cell phone. I don't know how
1082055
I just received mine and they cam with the lanyards attached. (Maybe they heard the complaints?) However, the lanyards are so short they are pretty useless for anything but hanging. I can barely fit a couple of fingers in them.
868249
I assumed that was what it is there for and did attach a lanyard to mine as soon as I received it. It has held strong even after my 2 year old swung it around by the lanyard for months. No loss is reception and all works great. I have enjoyed the phone and don't miss my fragile smart phones at all.
1535861
The lanyard has a plastic choker on each end. One end attaches to a channel in the bottle and the other end to a channel cut in the cap. To remove the lanyard, pull the choker in the direction which loosens it, and slip it off the cap. Repeat the process for the end attached to the bottle.
1901638
According to the page 41 in the manual PDF found here: http://telecom.hellodirect.com/eBiz/pdf/phones/Panasonic_KX-TG60XXm_Manual.pdf .. There's an eye loop for a lanyard that can be hung "around your neck or wrist".. Why not make a clip attachment?? A lanyard will flop around too much.. stupid... I'd rather put the phone in my pocket!
971775
It doesn't come with a lanyard, but I would recommend you to get one. About hooking it to a keychain ring; I would not do that because, in time - doing your daily stuff, it will probably break the plastic on the USB stick
446581
There is a very thin slit that lines up with the lanyard tie-in on the phone so you can have a lanyard attached to the phone and route it through the camera grip.
86910
Loop at bottom of lanyard fits thru hole in top of case-then pull thru to loop over plastic side arms on lanyard. Seems like it wouldn't hold but had no trouble with it holding together when phone was inside case. Used this on a Zipline trip and it did great!
2110341
slip the whole thing through the strap. then slide the lanyard through the small loop at the end.
1968574
Drill two 3/32 holes. I put mine on the corner. Steal any lanyard off an old camera. BAM! Works like a charm.
220479
No, it's a rubberized case that seems to protect the phone pretty well. I've dropped the phone a couple of times without any damage. The lanyard is stretchable rubber also. Holds the phone well. A lot of people have asked about it and I suspect they will buy one. Good value.
381616
Never had the occasion to use a lanyard/neck strap. Not sure if there is a way to do what you wish.
376841
For me the lanyard was to long, so i just took a thin ribbon and tied a loop at the length that gave me an accurate count. It is amazing how accurate the striiv is. Hope this helps.
25513
You would need a lanyard purchased separately, or a clip also separately. The holder is set up for either. Good luck.
1265833
The loop is thin enough to put through the opening and loop it through the lanyard. It really works well on the iPhone 5S.
292441
There us a small hole in the casing right by the on/off button. You have to push the narrow rope of the lanyard through it and loop it over the rest of the lanyard to hold it tight. I pushed it through with my fingernail and then grabbed it with the tip of a pen to pull through.
587906
The button that snaps into the holder clip is 1/2 inches in diameter. There is a self-sticking adhesive peel off sticker on the base of this button. When I use it as a hanger for a cell phone around my neck I put a little "Crazy Glue" on the adhesive to make sure it adheres strongly. I then thread the loop end of a lanyard around the button in "slipknot" fashion and let it sit overnight before letting the phone hang around my neck. I have done this for years and have never had the adhesive and glue come lose and the loop on the lanyard never comes lose because there is constant tension on it from the weight of the phone hanging from it. Hope this helps.