Plastic Behind Keyboard?

[MercenaryFH]

Did you guys remove it?
I kinda like the "resistance" i guess when sliding out the keyboard. but did anyone that has the Droid 2 (or global) remove the plastic from the keyboard back and notice a difference.

I was slightly worried about the keyboard coming loose, but from what i've read the keyboard seems to be pretty solid.

 

[LT*]

Did you guys remove it?
I kinda like the "resistance" i guess when sliding out the keyboard. but did anyone that has the Droid 2 (or global) remove the plastic from the keyboard back and notice a difference.

I was slightly worried about the keyboard coming loose, but from what i've read the keyboard seems to be pretty solid.

On my D1, I removed it and it got real loose. My wife has a D2, and I've left her's on to avoid that problem.

 

[MercenaryFH]

Wonder why it's even on there in the first place?
I know the D1's had loose keyboard problems, but maybe it's just there depending on what preference u want (loose/resistant etc)...

 

[dbst]

I removed it, no problems with mine

 

[MercenaryFH]

I removed it, no problems with mine

YA thats what i've been seeing from the web. Seems that the droid 1 had some issues with the keyboard but the D2 was more solidly built.

 

[spaz33g]

I removed it immediately. I can't stand leaving plastic pieces attached to my phone, it drives me nuts. No problems here either.

tappin and a talkin

 

[Backnblack]

It's there for protection during manufacture...It's meant to be removed.

 

[srfrmac87]

are you guys talking about the clear plastic sheets that come on the phone? if so mine always fall off within a few minutes of using the phone :-/

 

[leobg]

Mine are all pealed off. I can't stand protection film either. I hate screen protectors as much! No problems with lose sliding mechanism. 3 months+ now.