[BlackBarryNewb]

I can't find anything that let's me remove it. Then again I haven't bothered with the instructions yet.

[wizzrah]

I can't find anything that let's me remove it. Then again I haven't bothered with the instructions yet.

The One M8 has a unibody design that is not meant to be taken apart. It's "non-removable".

[mannw1977]

I can't find anything that let's me remove it. Then again I haven't bothered with the instructions yet.

No, The phone is sealed and that makes it not possible. That's what gives theft phone a good unibody look. Sorry

[Skyway]

Why do you need to remove it?

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[Edge4U]

Remove top and bottom speaker grill which is adhered down remove total of six screws, slowly pry away back cover.

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[Skyway]

Remove top and bottom speaker grill which is adhered down remove total of six screws, slowly pry away back cover.

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And void your warranty lol

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[ChrisGonzales90]

nope. theres no need to remove the back anyway. Thats the reason why the phone is 90% aluminum. The battery is sealed shut inside the phone with lots of strong adhesive glue and perhaps a cable or two connected from it to the mother/circuit board.

[nokia4life]

what in the shizzles remove the back dude are you thinking of the plastic phones these bad boys are made of aluminum

[Edge4U]

And void your warranty lol

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OP simply asked, I simply answered...LOL fyi did the same to replace by damaged back cover

[ChrisGonzales90]

OP simply asked, I simply answered...LOL fyi did the same to replace by damaged back cover

how did you damage it?

[Edge4U]

got bumped into slipped out of my hands (no case) nasty fall on concrete pavement and down some stairs couple dents and lots of scratches, luckily no damage to front or sides

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[anon(153966)]

It would be nice to have a sort of rubbery back, no case, to thus stop the device being so bloody slippery...

[quarrymanpaul]

It would be nice to have a sort of rubbery back, no case, to thus stop the device being so bloody slippery...

This is exactly what I would like. Not a case, just something to make it a bit grippier. Does such a thing exist?

[Skyway]

This is exactly what I would like. Not a case, just something to make it a bit grippier. Does such a thing exist?

Full body skin

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[Skyway]

OP simply asked, I simply answered...LOL fyi did the same to replace by damaged back cover

I know, it's ok. I was just commenting.

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[Goodtag]

Well I think it is possible to replace materials inside the HTC One M8 even with this annoying unibody design: If I'm not wrong its the same process as replacing materials from an iPod touch(which also comes with this non-sense unibody design.) Just type in google: "how to replace Backcover of an iPod Touch" and you'll find alot of tutourials...
Gold Luck

[bronskrat]

The iFixit site has a full breakdown of the M8 with great pics. I'd link but I'm only up to post 3.
Basically, it's not so bad to get the back case off. If you want to replace the battery though, you'll have to remove the motherboard. It scored a 2 out of 10 on ease of breakdown (10 being easiest).

[kronosqq]

One of the easiest things to do is to remove the casing. Anything else and you start to go up drastically in difficulty. But if someone wanted to replace their casing then that wouldn't really be too hard. Harder than replacing the rear cover on a plastic phone, but well under half an hour probably to get it open.

[5peedy_b0y]

The manual of M8 indicates that the mentioned unit has a sim and memory slot. Is this true?