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It's a skill that's for sure, but it is possible. Maybe try using some tweezers.Ok, I got the radiant open, and thank goodness it's a normal phone that way. This risio 4 has some weird tray thing. I got it out but there's no way to put the sim card in there and have it stay put. It's just a thin framework with no bottom to it. I've tried and tried.
a paperclip works just fine to pop open the sim/sd card tray. and most manufacturers use similar trays......so......Yeah, I'm pretty sure I have that right. I hope I can repost those photos to this thread as well. What are those things for opening phones, spodges? Where are they available and how much do they cost? I'm almost certain I could get the card in there right if I didn't have to waste time fooling around with these poorly designed and manufactured "trays". Maybe I should just get a real phone that opens normally.
I have the tray out just fine. The problem is getting the sd card to fit into the slot and stay there while I put the tray back in the Moto G. It does not fit properly.
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No, only I would have those. I'm still trying to fit the sd card into this crazy, flimsy "tray" of theirs. It's a 512 gb, which means that giving up is not an option.
That's what I said!!!!Looks like you got the tray upside-down. If you turn it over, it may actually have "SIM" and "SD" marked on it, and the SD should sit correctly then.