There appear to be clips on only three sides of the case. What keeps it from sliding out the fourth side?
1272474
Nothing but the clip on the top has an elastic band that keeps it in place.
1272475
i don't know. however, my grandsons has had no problem with their tablets moving or coming out of the cases.
1360056
The downside to that case is there is no clip. I actually use a different case but for the money this one is great
1148459
There are clips on both sides of the phone that keep it secure. I never had it fall out even when I dropped it.
1982660
Well there's two parts the green part goes over the one one but there's these slots on the side of the case u need to unsnap them
542844
I'd say it's somewhere between a slippery case and a rubberized case. There is some friction, so it's not totally slippery, but not as "sticky" as a rubber case.
478821
On my Toshiba Excite the clips fit fine over the tablet. The problem is that they easily slip out of proper position on the tablet as it has rounded corners and the clips are a bit too small. They fit on the rounded part of the case corners and not on flat part of sides of the tablet. On my case the upper left corner clip is the worse for slipping out of place. So far the tablet has not fallen out of the case, but I fear it will happen.
1938336
There should be a a 1" elastic band on the bottom side that you set the top into. That band goes over the bottom to keep it in the case.
927375
Check the right side of the case just past the front cover. It's just about in line with the top accessory slot.My daughter had to find it for me so you are not alone. It's hidden pretty well.
978019
It fits in the case, but it slides around because the flap to hold it in place is loose
155621
There are 3 magnets on the case. One on the front, one on the back, and one on the flap that keeps it closed
1320413
sure, 2 screws on either side must be removed, then try sliding the top of the case
1547170
as the other poster said, you'd need an extension. If you aren't afraid of a little modding, I think you trim enough rubber to make it work without really affecting the case that much. I'd look into something like this: http://tinyurl.com/bsjopln
1441670
just looked at it and there doesn't seem to be an issue with mine. I took off the case and the gap when closed is the same with and with out the cover. hope that helps
204113
There is a small rubber border on the front of the case, but I'm not sure if it would keep it from sliding on a slanted surface.
650130
Grip the sides of the case tight in one hand, and the sides on the other hand. Then pull hard. Sliding it out using a downwards and out motion on the screen works too.
452759
I have no idea what they would be referring too "above the screen", doesn't make sense. I just slid the clip on half way down the edge of the case but not near the plastic window and it has never come off. I suppose you could put the clip on the narrow edge near the plastic window but it would look awkward. I don't see how doing that would scratch the screen though.
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Little circular thing with a case that has fabric adhered to one side? If there was none, contact the seller. They should help you out. :)