Are you suppose to snip the tab (the loop part) off once installed on the bluetooth?
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I don't always wear my bluetooth. Therefore, I use that tab as a marker as to the fit of it in my ear for when I re-insert it into my ear. In other words where the tab sits against my ear once I adjusted the fit, is where I put that tab every time I re-inset my bluetooth . Hope this helps.
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Gman you're not supposed to snip that tab. The tab actually helps secure the bluetooth against the tragus part of the ear. The "ear tab" as I like to call it - smile - Granted, ears come in all shapes and sizes. I have a prominent tragus so this fit like a charm. Hope this helps. Best of luck!
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Yes and no... I just tried it and, although it fits ok, it doesnt fasten that well. I mean, it wont probably fall off, but you could take it off even if you wouldnt press the tabs. Is that clear? I hope so..;)
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Since buying this product I haven't had cause to replace the battery. However, since you raised the issue I tried to open unit to get at the battery and had no problem. While pushing the orange button in as far as it will go simultaneously hold and pull both tabs (L & R). You can't get it out without pulling on both tabs. As you hold and pull the tabs rock them slightly while pulling the inner body out the inner case. Remember, keep squeezing on the orange button all the time until the inner body slips pass the button grove. Hope this helps you Steve. Let me know.
1593632
I used a tiny screwdriver to pry the tab out from the front side. You could use a thin knife blade or something similar. It pops right back in.
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Have you gone through the pairing procedure (hold down the round button until light flashes then find the Phillips on the bluetooth list on your device)?
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You would need to actively turn it off and un-pair from the bluetooth devices.
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No, it installed automatically, then allows you to search for Bluetooth devices
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Did you remove the clear plastic tab that stops the battery from making proper contact?
130891
The plastic tip on the end of the string fits in the headphone jack. My Snugg case does not have any sort of loop or slot for the pen. It just kind of dangles. It has never come out unless I pulled it out and the cap on the pen is also very secure and has never separated. At first I thought it was a bit weird, but now I like it this way.
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Yes. Instead of unscrewing though, it's more like unplugging. So it's just an insert.
988849
Yes, there is a plastic tab at the bottom (that should have been protuding a little bit) that you have to remove.
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Hi Elaine... Yup I have the same process going on- probably the only downer - I have to grab another device and go thru Bluetooth settings to rediscover and hit the button on the unit - a bit frustrating. I'm still super happy with it for the price ! Hope that helps ..,. Ciao'
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Goodness, I'm not sure but I think I used a dull knife to lift a little tab and then pull it off, or I scored it and then pulled it off.Ah, it might twist off after you score it. Good luck
1301038
I think you put it on backwards. Both sides will adhere but you place the side with the 1 tab on then peal 2 off
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I just used my thumb to push up the little tab that's on the opposite side of the loop. Hope that helps...
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I took the edge of a screw driver and moved the pieces that pop together so I could get it apart you have to do each one then once you part them all it comes apart you pop the cell in and then put the 2 pieces back together and push the tab parts together and place the soft cover back over it. I hope this helps. I really needed something to pry those tabs apart a small flat edge screw driver worked best.
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You should be able to slide the plastic tab out, but it's been a while since I did it.