Hello, I recently purchased this Aurmor suit for my phone and it was cut to big for my phone. I cannot get it to lay down becausre it wont fit inside.
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Hello Ron. Please make sure that the screen protector you purchased matches the device you have. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact us at Help@ArmorSuit.com
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You'll have to take your cell cover off in order for it to fit. I thought it was a pain and after awhile I bought a different case
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I just checked the new covers for wireless charging and since they make the phone thicker, the case would not fit. Sonce the case fits exactly to the actual phone, the new thicker wireless charging covers won't fit at all. Let's wait they make an armor case suitable for the new covers.
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Mine fits but not snuggly. It has a tendency to slip off when I put it in or out of my purse.
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Hi, check if it is not upside down, because if you push just a little, it will fit upside down but won't work. After that you have to go to settings and duplicate or extend the screen
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I never stuck it in the water because it didn't fit my phone properly. The really expensive one I bought does
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I have a case for my Nokia and it was easy to match up the places for the hard part of the case with the rubber under layer .... I would make sure that you do not have something stuck to the rubber or hard case part making it larger and not fitting ... I took off my Trident case and put it back on to see if there was an issue and there was not ... do you have the right product meaning did they send you a case for another phone ... I would send it back and ask them to replace it for you
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No. It will not work. The griffin cover sticks to the armor suit. I fixed this by removing the plastic from the Griffin. Make you clean glue off. Works to this day. Considering it for my phone also.
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The one I purchased my phone didn't fit all the way only if I put it in face down. But I might have a defected one who knows it was my first time buying anything from Amazon.
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The bottom half should come apart for removal. If needed maybe you could but a thin smooth object between the parts to help loosen the two parts. I would be very careful when doing that so not to scratch the case or the phone. I know that mine does fit snug but I am able to remove both pieces. Good luck.
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I just tried my Galaxy S III in the GSI Cool Sealed Waterproof Bag with Necklace Strap for Underwater Swimming and it did not close. The fit was VERY snug and when I tried to clamp the fasteners together I couldn't close it. So sorry..........It does not fit.
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I was having the having the same problem when I first got my case. What I did was cut slits in the rubber on the two long sides of the button , so that rubber button has more room and freedom to move. Worked for me
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I brought this case. I wasnt halpy with the outside piece as it was to tight and wouldnt let my phone work correctly. the case that fits closest to the phone fit fineand was acceptable, but not the outside piece. If you choose just to use the inside part go for it. it works fine.
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Andrew, mine was so tight it shut the phone down, by keeping the on / off button pressed. I actually worried about damaging my new phone, trying to get it out, after I wedged it in there. I sent it back.
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Try removing the bottom piece (it is removable). This will let you slide the phone farther down into the holster. You want the COG (Center of Gravity) to be below the ball and socket joint. This won't stop it from shifting, but will maintain it in the upright position. Alternatively try setting it up so that the plastic piece at the bottom is on top. This didn't work for my cables, so I just popped it off.Unfortunately, if you want the phone to rest sideways it will just roll over. Although if you have the COG perfect in theory it shouldn't move, but you are in a moving vehicle, so the COG won't be stationary. (Oh physics why can't you let me have what I want!!!)Good luck! Try removing the bottom piece (it is removable). This will let you slide the phone farther down into the holster. You want the COG (Center of Gravity) to be below the ball and socket joint. This won't stop it from shifting, but will maintain it in the upright position. Alternatively try setting it up so that the plastic piece at the bottom is on top. This didn't work for my cables, so I just popped it off.Unfortunately, if you want the phone to rest sideways it will just roll over. Although if you have the COG perfect in theory it shouldn't move, but you are in a moving vehicle,... » Read More Try removing the bottom piece (it is removable). This will let you slide the phone farther down into the holster. You want the COG (Center of Gravity) to be below the ball and socket joint. This won't stop it from shifting, but will maintain it in the upright position. Alternatively try setting it up so that the plastic piece at the bottom is on top. This didn't work for my cables, so I just popped it off.Unfortunately, if you want the phone to rest sideways it will just roll over. Although if you have the COG perfect in theory it shouldn't move, but you are in a moving vehicle, so the COG won't be stationary. (Oh physics why can't you let me have what I want!!!)Good luck! « Show Less
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If you have a cover over your Android it will no fit in the unit, have to remove it for it will work.
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There might be a very slight bulge, but I was able to place my stock cover back on with no problem. I then placed it in a case(not an otterbox though), but I see no reason why it would not fit.