Does it make the home button harder to press? The iphone's tempered glass provide a home button sticker.
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No, the glass is not ridiculously thick. The button is also smaller and thinner to get to rather than round like an iPhone and I still don't have problems. And just so you know I still haven't had a problem with the glass still. At first I put it on backwards but now that it is on right its perfect.
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This kit provided no home button sticker. The button is not harder to press. At first I noticed a difference, but now i don't even thing about it. My screen is more responsive than before.
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No. I have a Samsung S4 mini, and the glass does not disrupt any part of the phone. I'm happy with this product.
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Stickers are provided for the home button to essentially raise the home button - in case you find that the thickness of the screen protector is too much for your use. As I recall they came as a strip of 4 stickers - each a different color. Since I have an iPhone 5s I didn't use these since that would definitely interfere with the fingerprint sensor.
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I did not put the home button cover on because I thought it would cause an issue. You can try and see it cutting it works and let us know thanks.
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No, the jelly buttons will impair the touch ID of the iPhone 5s. If you REALLY want to "fill-in" the hole created by the Spigen .4mm Slim Glas.Tr - you can always revert back to just using the user-defined Security Code as with the iPhone 5 by DISABLING the TOUCH ID Setting - although I do not know why anyone would want to do that. OR you can get the thinner .2mm (Nano) version of the above Spigen product. In. Few days I will be putting the .4mm Spigen Slim Glas.tr on my wife's new iPhone 5s. I will post whether the hole is unacceptably or freakishly deep. I DO know that the above glass protector will NOT Impair the touch ID if you don't cover it. Do to www.spigen.com and the above product specs specifically mention NOT using the jelly home button overlays. Hope this helps.
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No. The image here is a little misleading. There is a cutout for the home button. So, it does not offer any protection for the button.
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it doesn't really cover the home button that well but it does however cover the lock button.
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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.
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No. Someone pointed out that the Home button was slightly skewed from the cutout on the framework. The Home button is skewed because the iPad 1 is 3/16 inches wider and 2/3 thicker. Since this product was designed for iPad 2 and up (this is stated plainly on the box BTW), the extra bulk of an iPad 1 distorts the framework and supporting strips in such a way that it causes the screen opening to obscure about 1/8" of the display and warps the framing around the display. In any event, the extra strain on the supporting strips can only shorten the working life.
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They CAN still push the home button. It is covered but can still be pushed.
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It's pretty unlikely you'll need a new home button. Just take the old one off the broken glass and reuse on the new one. Best of luck
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Absolutely. The home button is the only part of the phone that's exposed, and OtterBox Defender does that so you can place your finger directly onto the button. The finger print function works just as it should.
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I haven't had any problems with any of the buttons. I had a coworker mention that she had problems on her 4 with the screen protector, saying she had to push extra hard to get it to work. I had cut a stick on screen protector and stuck it on while I was waiting for the case to arrive, and ended up leaving it on even with the case, which also has it's own screen protector. I don't know if that adds enough extra thickness that allows the screen to be responsive, but anyways, I've had no issues whatsoever.
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No,it does not cover the home button. It doesn't leave a residue,but it has lots of air pockets. Quality I extremely poor.
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NO it doesn't. I bought this and had a heck of a time with the home button. I also cracked the screen trying to snap it in place. Save yourself the time and get this one, it's worth the $20 extra to get a speaker/camera/home button built in. for iPhone 5 White LCD Display Touch Screen Glass Digitizer Assembly With Spare Parts (Home Button & Camera & Flex Cable Sensor)
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If you are referring to the home button, no I don't believe it does. The home button on the iPhone4 is a separate piece and usually stays connected to the mid frame (has a cable that goes through a slot to a connector under the speakers/charging port assembly.) You can get a new home button for about $3.
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Hi. Yes but the lower part were the home button is the border touches the screen just a little. It doesn't effect the touch screen but you have to push it back a little. I use my tab more vertical, so it interferes with my note taking and hi-lighting the whole word. That's when I have to push it a little back. Other than that. The cut outs for the device our good.
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Yes I've had screen protector for several months. Around the home button its coming apart.