Is it possible to press iPhone's home button while it is mounted? If so, is it hard to press or damaging to iPhone?
790410
While it does cover the home button, the rubber is fairly soft and I have no problem with the home button. You can push it even though it is covered.
790411
The simple answer is "Yes and No." I.e. yes, it can be easily pressed; and no, it is not hard to press!
1332358
There is an opening for the home button and the speaker just below the front camera. The front camera is covered by the glass. Not being a "selfie" kind of guy, I couldn't say if it degrades the image quality. I did take a test photo with it and despite the subject matter, the photo looked sufficient. I've had it on my 5s for about 2 weeks and wish this had been available years ago. I really like it.
1681199
No, but I was not looking for this feature. There is a notch for the home button. I will say that I have been impressed with the overall quality of the product and it has been great when using as a second display for my iMac. It matches the design of the apple products better than anything else I found at this price point.
1977384
No. He can push the home button but it does not do anything. The screen looks like it is on home screen but nothing works. My autistic 8 yr old like to pretend she is big enough for a phone so she walks around tapping the screen and pretending to talk to people on it lol.
1240383
home button is not blocked by the case. the case does cover the volume and power buttons with soft rubber nubs. I actually found that those buttons work better with the case nubs because the additional height of the nubs made those buttons more obvious for "touch" use.
1282886
No, it does not cover the home button. I have a 5S as well and it works perfectly fine.
488855
There is no problem using the home button. My 10 year old uses it every day with ease!
2033987
I think the question you asking is; can you activate or deactivate functions on the device? Other than answering or hanging up, I am not sure, but answering and hanging up is quite easy. You can also close the mic to reserve battery. The other nice thing is that the phone power cable also charges this device assuming you are not using an iphone cable.
868086
I removed mine from the back of my iPhone and adhered it to my phone's protective case. I've had no problem with it staying stuck after moving it the one time.
893009
I would assume so. The style of the home button on the iPhones hasn't changed.
461476
No. An iPhone sits back in one direction. It cannot safely hold any device.
614970
You don't! The idea is to have it instantly ready when you turn it on. You just have to touch the home app and it goes right back.
2066185
Not sure, bought part for IPhone 5, Did the work my self, watched YouTube... Everything worked fine, having issues with home button?? Haven't made an effort to fix yet... I say on a scale 1-5 on how hard 5 hardest.... 31/2 to do it your self
582107
There is a piece of material over the home button. It matches up perfectly and I've had no issues. This case is simple stupid but in a great durable way. Feels like it will last forever and if I dropped my iPad it would bounce.
1197201
If you are referring to the home button, it is not covered by the case. It has an opening cut out of the screen cover. So its the same as if it weren't even in a case.
75905
you need a tiny tiny screwdriver, one for the Iphone or even one for glass will work. at the bottom on the phone right next to where you plug the battery in is a tiny little hole, just insert the screwdriver in there and it will pop it off. doesn't break anything just pops the back off. But please be careful cause they are really fragile..
983166
Hi,thank you for your message. it has no home button with it. Hope you understand.