raichur0xx0rz
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- Jul 15, 2011
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Anyone with the Neo Hybrid have tips on how to remove the thing? I have the white Nexus 5 and left the factory stickers on the sides of the device, so perhaps it is every so slightly too wide now, but it was a pain to even install the bumper. Then, of course, when it was on, I realized I hadn't put in my SIM card.
The bumper just feels very flexible/thin, which doesn't instill confidence when installing/removing it. Just doesn't seem like there is an easy way to remove it. My power button also fell out when I was first trying to install the bumper... not sure how that happened.
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It's a very tight fit, and depending on which screen protector you have (or if you have one), it may bubble up on the edges. Mine is perfectly fine, but it could come down to the brand or the actual installation, like if you don't have the screen protector perfectly aligned. I liked how tight of a fit it is, but there is a bit of flex in the bumper on the sides, probably because I was struggling with installation. I'll most likely be finding a different case to replace it. Just don't like how difficult it is to remove nor the feel of the back. Diztronic's TPU cases have a slightly grippier texture on them, and this case is a bit too slippery for my tastes.
I also needed a headphone adapter (to turn a right-angle headphone jack into a straight/taller one) for my car adapter due to the depth of the hole for the headphone port. Not a big deal, as Trident sent me like 6 of them a while back, but just a heads up.
The bumper just feels very flexible/thin, which doesn't instill confidence when installing/removing it. Just doesn't seem like there is an easy way to remove it. My power button also fell out when I was first trying to install the bumper... not sure how that happened.
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It's a very tight fit, and depending on which screen protector you have (or if you have one), it may bubble up on the edges. Mine is perfectly fine, but it could come down to the brand or the actual installation, like if you don't have the screen protector perfectly aligned. I liked how tight of a fit it is, but there is a bit of flex in the bumper on the sides, probably because I was struggling with installation. I'll most likely be finding a different case to replace it. Just don't like how difficult it is to remove nor the feel of the back. Diztronic's TPU cases have a slightly grippier texture on them, and this case is a bit too slippery for my tastes.
I also needed a headphone adapter (to turn a right-angle headphone jack into a straight/taller one) for my car adapter due to the depth of the hole for the headphone port. Not a big deal, as Trident sent me like 6 of them a while back, but just a heads up.