Are you going to circumsize your DNA?

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Just curious if others are planning on cutting off the little cap, that protects the USB charging port, or just leaving it?

Seeing as how I plan to get an inductive charging pad, I'll probably leave it, although, at the moment (just received my DNA) I'm having to deal with it.

Thoughts?
 
Dealing with it until I get my pad.

With the pad, I will not need to open it unless in emergencies. Keeps the dust/dirt out, keeps me happy.
 
I Have 2 lg charging pads that WERE collecting dust from back when i had the Tbolt and the Charge(was my wife's), Now i use them ever day....
I don't mind the cover being there, it is nice to NOT See an open port exposed.
So from a Design point i get it.
 
Just curious if others are planning on cutting off the little cap, that protects the USB charging port, or just leaving it?
I think your analogy is wrong. How about: Are you going to Pop your phones Cherry?"
 
IMO HTC dropped the ball here once again. yet another design flaw. extraneous unnecessary hanging/moving parts are bad.
 
IMO HTC dropped the ball here once again. yet another design flaw. extraneous unnecessary hanging/moving parts are bad.

Thank you for including IMO! Because IMO, I would rather deal with a little plug than get sand and lint in my charging hole!
 
Thank you for including IMO! Because IMO, I would rather deal with a little plug than get sand and lint in my charging hole!

unless you roll around the floor of a construction site or the planet Mars - it shouldn't be a problem. but hey - to each his own.
 
I think your analogy is wrong. How about: Are you going to Pop your phones Cherry?"

His analogy made a lot more sense.

Anyway, I yanked it off before the phone was even activated. I've never had a USB door on a phone before.
 
IMO HTC dropped the ball here once again. yet another design flaw. extraneous unnecessary hanging/moving parts are bad.

I have said this in two posts already. It is there for a reason. The phone is water resistant and the door makes it even more so. I read it in reviews as well as from verizon and htc rep.

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No reason to rip that off, its keeping water, dirt and lint out...... Also wireless chargers duh lol.
 
unless you roll around the floor of a construction site or the planet Mars - it shouldn't be a problem. but hey - to each his own.

You will still get dirt and lint in there even with the phone only in your pocket
 
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None of my phones since my Captivate have had a usb cover and I've never had an issue.
If a manufacturer wants to add a cover to the usb port, it actually should be done like the captivate, a small sliding door
Which I usually just left open lol
 
I agree with some of the previous posts, I rarely use the usb port since I have the LG charging pad, so the cap will stay on.
 
Funny, none of my previous cell phones have had any sort of cover....and I have never had any sort of problem because there wasn't

I use the usb a lot (charging and adb), that little bit of plastic was a big pain in the ass. Was.
 
You know I thought about this a lot myself.
Im not one to spend $50 on a charging pad and if I previously
Had one like most of these users do, than I probably wouldn't
Have ripped that sucker off my phone.

But after using the phone for a week or so now I can't stand the
Damn thing.
You pop it open and than its still in the way..you press it back down
To close and it won't close all the way.. you push it back and in so that it finally fits and than it bends. Now you have a lovely light bend mark in the plug. FK it.. I ripped it out.

Beyond that I use my usb a lot and I am sure a lot of you guys might end up after your memory space comes to an end. :P

I don't regret it.. for I can now charge and use the usb with ease..
BUT the bottom of the phone / the charging port now looks hidious :-[
 

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