Would installation be easier with a raised home button installed first?
613237
I assume you are referring to a raised home/center button on the phone, and if so yes. The item comes with both a white and black button, but I realized that applying the button after the fact of applying the protector was going to be difficult, so I applied the button first, and used the button to help align while applying the screen protector itself.
613238
I'm not sure if it will make it any easier or harder. My main concern while applying the screen protector was that I did not cover any of the sensors at the top of my phone. But, I know that I had to slide the protector a bit to make sure that I had it centered and I think having the raised home button might prevent you from possibly doing minor corrections.
613239
I really don't think so. If you get the protector on a little to one side or the other you can still put the button on last and center it. I got mine on right the first time and it's hard to tell it's even there. My wife didn't believe I had a protector on. Just take your time centering it and make sure there's no dust under it. You really have to be careful with the dry application protectors.
613240
I put on the screen protector first and it was fairly easy. I helped relatives put it on the same way without an issue. Hope this helps
1415221
If you are installing either one in a counter in a new installation, be sure your counter fabricator knows the size of the button BEFORE the hole is cut. Save yourself some hassles!
1610790
It is much easier to install the bulbs first. Be sure not to touch the bulbs with your hands.
2099545
We have fixed the initial home-button issue. There is no problem using the home button with this case.
237601
Yes it comes with a home button and, if backlight is the flash hole yes. And it's not hard to install
1034233
Thanks so much-you are absolutely right. It makes all the difference to be in the home mode. I didn't even know how I got into the shop mode. Thx again.
1890531
It doesn't include the home button. The instructions on their website and video indicate that you must remove it from your current phone and pass it to the new enclosure, I did that and it was fairly easy to do.
799285
No. You have to switch over the home button and several other parts from the original phone.
1059042
Yes just openit and change the little white switch to what the. Install info tells you
956122
Normal installation is horizontal. If you mean vertical, it would be a little unwieldy when loading it.
187337
Yes, it's quite simple. You have 2 choices. (1) Either raise the gate above the baseboard, or (2) get a small piece of wood which equals the thickness of the baseboard. And place that little piece in between the wall and the gate hinge. Going higher will make installation easier since you will miss drilling thru metal edging, but the downside is you will have to step over the bottom rail.
1759263
No it should not. You have to pull the button. I love how it looks but I would never purchase this again. It was insane to install... Directions didnt work. I ended up wedging cookbooks into the walls angrily and somehow that worked... That was definitely not in the instruction manual.
63740
Yes, I may have messed up on the assembly though because I didn't transition the home button properly.
839359
If the listing is for a complete assembly then the home button will come with the touch screen
820700
One goes up with the push of a button (electric) and one goes up/down manually. If you have more than one regular user, it might make sense to spend the extra money to have the convenience of the electric raise/lower option. The other difference in models on Amazon is the model year-each model has slight improvements (very slight).
1411937
If you're somewhat tech savvy, then it should be pretty easy to install. The instructions that come with it or pretty self explanatory. This was the second one I've installed on the same system.
1423054
Nope! It provides a small opening just larger than the home button - I haven't had any problems with it whatsoever. :)