I got one for Christmas and the bottom piece that snaps on to secure the phone covers the button on the bottom of my phone. I am referring to the button on the face of the Iphone, used to get back to the home page. What am I doing wrong? In the picture the button is not covered. Thank you. I got one for Christmas and the bottom piece that snaps on to secure the phone covers the button on the bottom of my phone. I am referring to the button on the face of the Iphone, used to get back... » Read More I got one for Christmas and the bottom piece that snaps on to secure the phone covers the button on the bottom of my phone. I am referring to the button on the face of the Iphone, used to get back to the home page. What am I doing wrong? In the picture the button is not covered. Thank you. « Show Less
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I'm not sure. There is only one way my phone actually fits into the case properly.
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That's how I managed to rip off the flap for the phone charger :-/ It's actually really difficult to reopen the case. When I did it, and not really understanding the anatomy of the case, I used my thumb to open the phone charger flap, and began attempting to gingerly pry it open. I think this action resulted in the tear and loss of the phone charger flap. The back protector will only protect the apple logo sticking out. I don't recommend opening it up again.
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NO! I am sorry. It is NOT COVERED. I thought u meant the button at the top... Sorry
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This is something you need to be VERY careful with. If you rip the ribbon cable (the link between the home button and the logic board) you'll have to replace it and it's pretty difficult, the connections are really small and difficult to work with. CAREFULLY peel the connection cable off of the back of the home button. I got started by peeling the thin line between the logic board and the button but if you do that you'll have to make sure you don't rip the cable. Once you get a corner/ piece of the cable pulled up on the actual button peel from there. Then just pop the replacement button on and you'll be all set. And to keep the button in place during the replacement put a little scotch tape on it. There are lots of videos on YouTube just type in iPhone 4S home button replacement.
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No, the glass is not ridiculously thick. The button is also smaller and thinner to get to rather than round like an iPhone and I still don't have problems. And just so you know I still haven't had a problem with the glass still. At first I put it on backwards but now that it is on right its perfect.
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I believe it is because the newer version eliminates the button cover that is on the bottom over the home button. I would absolutely go with the newer version. The little cover was not my favorite thing. It made it a bit hard to push that button and as you know your push it a lot. The problem is completely fixed with the new one. The case is really great, enjoy.
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It is originally there when it is delivered, There's a thinner piece of rubber around the home button, which makes it easy to remove. The rubber fits on the iPad like a glove . It lines up perfectly.
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Nope. It does not cover the home button. I have an iPhone 5 S as well, and loving this case!
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I see what you're talking about with the button being covered in the photo. For mine personally, I do not have this problem. I have plenty of spacespace between my button and case. This could just be a positioning thing or I just got lucky. I'm really not sure which, ha. But ultimately, I really enjoy the case; it isn't overwhelming or bulky.
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I took the bait and bought. The only problem with this and the Nuud is with the home button. The protector adds enough thickness that you really have to bear down on the home button to get it to activate. The protector comes with home button"extruder" (stick ons that make the home button stick out). Putting one of those on makes the home button on the Nuud stick out too far, but not unbearably so. (P.S. Just noticed your question about the 5S. My answer relates to an iPhone 5, not 5S.)
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This is just a clear protective cover that adheres to the surface of the iPhone. If you are removing an old one, you should be able to clearly see the edge. Use a plastic spudger or credit card or even fingernail to peel up the old one. Be careful not to use a hard object like a razor blade or anything or you might scratch the surface of the screen. Once you get a corner up it should come off quite easily.
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I just have an iPhone 5 I don't know the differences between the 5 or 5s however the circular button in the center on the bottom is like a thin, stretch latex.
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It does cover the home button. The cover overall works great protection wise. The minor 'gripe' that we have is the access to the charging port. You can get to it, but it takes a bit of precise handling.
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It is exactly like the Apple one...it is a kind of felt like cloth on the inside part of the cover that faces the iPad and also magnetic in that it turns off your iPad when you close the cover. The outside (or top) is like a rubbery plastic. My daughter has the Apple cover and I couldn't see any difference between this one and hers except this one comes with the bottom part that protects from dropping and dings and also this one is much more reasonably priced! Hope this helps!
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There is a display wipe and a dust removal sticker. There is also a home button sticker for use if you don't have the 5s. This cover is terrific. I totally love it. As an installation tip, use a piece or two of painters tape as a hinge to line up your application. Once you have tested the hinge for a perfect alignment, remove the protective backing and then using the tape hinges lay it down on top of your screen. I got a perfect application doing that.
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I bought the 0.2mm tempered glass and it sits flush around the button. It actually feels better than the original phone's glass. I've had no home button issues whatsoever.
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This case [in my experience] has been very protective for me, the case does wrap around the top and all the sides, but does not cover the volume buttons or the power button. But I would recommend getting a screen protector or something to help protect your screen, with this case my phone has been fine, but I have dropped it face first onto concrete without a case and it hasn't shattered so I may just have a lucky phone, but I would suggest maybe getting a screen protector or just be really careful, but hopefully your phone is as rugged as mine and you can get any case without worry! Hope this helped! [And sorry if this was confusing a little, I get off topic sometimes. (: ] This case [in my experience] has been very protective for me, the case does wrap around the top and all the sides, but does not cover the volume buttons or the power button. But I would recommend getting a screen protector or something to help protect your screen, with this case my phone has been fine, but I have dropped it face first onto concrete without a case and it hasn't shattered so I may just have a lucky phone, but I would suggest maybe getting a screen protector or just be really careful, but hopefully your phone is as rugged as mine and you can get any case without worry! Hope... » Read More This case [in my experience] has been very protective for me, the case does wrap around the top and all the sides, but does not cover the volume buttons or the power button. But I would recommend getting a screen protector or something to help protect your screen, with this case my phone has been fine, but I have dropped it face first onto concrete without a case and it hasn't shattered so I may just have a lucky phone, but I would suggest maybe getting a screen protector or just be really careful, but hopefully your phone is as rugged as mine and you can get any case without worry! Hope this helped! [And sorry if this was confusing a little, I get off topic sometimes. (: ] « Show Less