I am not clear on the idea of 'button lock'. Will the button lock prevent the user from accidentally pushing down the button ( like in a backpack)?
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Yes it should be fine, but maybe test it out with just water in it first. The button creates a pretty good seal and not easy to accidently push.
1970781
I think so. Not 100% sure what you mean by 'unlock/lock button'.I find it handy for leaving my house key in my drawer at work.
1901471
It has a small key to lock the push button opening. It has been very sturdy and worked extremely well. Very reliable and the different ring alerts are helpful. Since you have a cover on this and you tip it when it rotates to the next position the pills/vitamins are secure in each of the compartments.
1015058
I didn't find any issues with pressing the buttons. My overall concern was with how fast the case ripped and wore out. Maybe it's a result of pressing the buttons? If you are looking for a long term case I'd pass on this one until they make it more robust.
1418113
Have not attempted to lock. On flights, all other times, I keep it in my sight so no need to lock. Sorry I could not help.
1177833
Yes!! Do NOT press this button!!!! It is strictly for emergencies ONLY!!! You have been warned.
1004386
I am looking at the Eagle Tech Foldable Keyboard as I write this, and can confirm that it does not lock when placing it upon your lap. I would not recommend using in your lap. However, on a flat surface, it works awesome.
1150806
Hi, Janet, No you don't hold the button down. Just push it down and it should start up and do the same to stop it. Ruth
1666729
Above the buttons there is a toggle switch (lock/unlock). Slide to the lock side and prevents the opener from working. Nice feature for when you are on vacation. This product is rather cheaply made and the switch on mine has shorted, so it no longer locks the unit. I imagine it could break on the lock position in which case you could get locked out of your home.
1986715
There is not a locking mechanism, though a pretty significant amount of force is required to engage the spring. It won't open from jostling in your pocket.
937593
It clicks shut but not opening on its own unless the button is pushed accidentally. It has leaked in my daughters backpack but that is only because she didn't lock it shut. We've used these since she was in Kinder and is now going into 5th grade.
9817
Yes it locks great! There is a little button on top that you push down. Locks and unlocks very easily!
710997
No, the buttons are not sensitive. They have never turned on by mistake while in my pocket. I have used this case for 2 months. I feel like the buttons are the best part of this case... Flush with the side, but easy to differentiate as well.
2205315
NO is what I needed to hear, since I keep the player in a backpack IT MUST HAVE A BUTTON LOCK FEATURE!
1013742
Not sure if this is an answer to your question? The button does not lock. But if you have a setting on your camera for long exposure such as night shots. It will trigger it just fine. My wife and I use it for night shots and low light shots all the time. We use it with a Nikon D200. We like it.
928359
its not a button, it's a red LED that flashes when you enter the combo / open the safe. The resetting the combo requires the safe to be open.
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It has to be pushed down and up or vice versa I can't remember. I have it in my key chain and the only time it went off accidentally was I stepped on it trying to scoot my keys and purse over with my foot so it was compressed and being pushed. Otherwise I've had no accidents nor has my daughter.