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i just got a guy at work to try it too - it just will not move - my fingers are well sore now.
i know what you're sayin though, i can't believe it myself...am i doomed forever? i'll keep you all updated
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Posted: 2005-06-03 17:32:34
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On 2005-06-03 17:32:34, dreamfish wrote:
i just got a guy at work to try it too - it just will not move - my fingers are well sore now.
i know what you're sayin though, i can't believe it myself...am i doomed forever? i'll keep you all updated
My fingers were cut open from the attempts. Mate i hope it opens as some people have opened theres, but its best to play it safe and not break it. I know exactly what your going through, so its best just to give to o2. Dont worry about your sim, some way or another they'll sort it out.
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Posted: 2005-06-03 17:41:42
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I DID IT
I got home and my dad did it for me, now it slides off and on with ease...its like it needed breaking in
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Posted: 2005-06-03 18:52:16
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I recall the T610 and K700 battery covers being quite tough at the beginning too
The K750 sure is a little toughy though
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Posted: 2005-06-03 18:55:09
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Maybe I'm lucky, but I can't say I've had any problems. In fact, unlike other handsets, particularly Nokia 3310 and 6230 come to mind, I can't understand what it is about the design that is giving people problems. Is it just very stiff? The ridge seems pronounced enough that it should be straightforward. Maybe it's just a question of technique
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Posted: 2005-06-03 19:00:31
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The S700 cover is a right pain to remove, the K750 doesn't seem as bad for me, but the first time I put the cover when I got it, it didn't go on properly and was sticking up slightly at one side, it took some getting off like that, I thought I was going to break it!
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Posted: 2005-06-03 19:40:56
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On 2005-06-03 19:00:31, dave_uk wrote:
Maybe I'm lucky, but I can't say I've had any problems. In fact, unlike other handsets, particularly Nokia 3310 and 6230 come to mind, I can't understand what it is about the design that is giving people problems. Is it just very stiff? The ridge seems pronounced enough that it should be straightforward. Maybe it's just a question of technique
All i know is the k750 which i originally had, felt completly different to take off to the one which i have now. It was stuck there never to be moved again. I must have had about 15 people attempt at it and nothing. The perfect k750 i have now simply comes on/off. Not much technique needed!
...although i know what you mean about the 6230... some people just couldnt take it off
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Posted: 2005-06-03 19:45:57
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