how does the phone fit into the case? (i.e. do you have to remove the back cover of the phone?)
469054
Its fit so easy and its like a silicon so its will not heart ur phone and will never come out even if u drop ur phone
469055
No, you simply put the inner lining around the entire phone. As far as I know only the official case from Samsung does that.
469056
You don't have to remove the back cover. There is a piece of plastic adhered to the case that the phone snaps into.
469057
No you don't have to remove the back cover. It has like plastic that your phone fits into.
469058
Hi Tiffany, no you do not. Case comes with an attached "holder" that the phone fits into. It sits flush in the case. I was concerned about that as well but believe me when I say it fits perfectly.
1209599
The original back cover does fit and very tightly. I'm comfortable with it because the cover doesn't come off. Its fits well enough to put a case on your phone like otterbox, etc. The original back cover fits snug with a tiny tiny bulge.
1029292
Its hold up just fine. .. and yes u have to remove the back From your phone and replace it with the case
1635794
Not Difficult at all. This case simply snaps onto the phone. To remove you just grab a corner and push from the center on the back of the phone, then the phone pops out! Awesome Case!
2124436
No. Mine fits in perfectly. I haven't had any issues with it fitting into my phone at all.
1704956
Yes, this case it easy to take off/put back on. There are two parts: a rubber piece that you insert the phone into (which covers the back and wraps around the sides of the phone, leaving the face exposed) and a hard plastic piece that goes over the rubber on the back of the phone and sort of "clips" onto the sides of the phone. I have had no problem removing it and putting it back on the phone on the few occasions where I've had to do a battery reboot. Doesn't take long at all.
37247
Negative. That is not true. The phone sits perfectly in the Acker case with the back cover on.
1730870
Yes, it fits well. You can see the phone color through the clear back as well. Make sure you place the phone firmly into front of the case or the bottom button on front will not engage. Once this is done it works quite well.
2023894
Hi. There's no need to remove the phone from the case itself. This is a two-piece deal; one piece gloves the phone and the other is like a cradle for the gloved phone that clips onto your belt or wherever you want to clip it. The glove piece has all the necessary cut-outs in it so you never need to take it off your phone and the phone fits into the cradle/clip piece very easily. Actually, it slides right in and slides right out. The only reason you'd need to remove the "glove" from the phone is if you just want to take it off. Hope this helps!
162950
Yes, the battery is removable. The back cover of the phone is a bit difficult to remove if u don't have the fingernails to get up under the edge to pull it up. Some phones have a little opening to insert a tool to lift it so you can remove it, this phone doesn't. You're not able to slide it either.
556479
No. to use this case, you remove the back battery cover and snap your phone into this one.
37246
The cover that requires removal of the back of the phone is the Samsung S-View case; that may be the source of your misunderstanding.
1294981
Mine closes very well. Did you remove the back cover that came with the Phone?
325421
Nope! You pop the phone into the back flap of the wallet and it should fit perfectly; at least mine did.
1305061
no cover on front. Case covers the back and some of all sides.....phone slips into case by slightly "stretching" case, then it returns to shape after phone is in, but nothing covers the front.
312290
It does fit snug. Start from one side and get the whole phone covered. Then apply more pressure from one side and work it in
1193055
There are two layers to the case- a hard plastic layer that the phone fits in, and a softer rubber layer that goes around the back and sides. You will need to start by taking the softer rubber layer off first. It is easier for me to start at the top of the case close to the phone reciever and gently peel it away from the hard case layer. Once you get that off, the hard plastic layer is exposed. You'll need to use a coin or other dull, narrow instrument to separate the plastic case into two pieces so you then can place your phone inside.