The summary of ‘How to Install a dbrand ROG Ally Killswitch’

The video provides detailed step-by-step instructions for installing the dbrand Kill Switch for the Rog Ally, focusing on thorough preparation and proper application of the product's various components. It begins by cleaning the device with the supplied microfiber cloth, applying skins on the right and left sides of the device for customization, followed by detailed instructions for the installation of the screen protector if purchased. The video then explains features and installation techniques for the kill switch case, including how to use pull tabs and relief slits to ensure a secure fit, and highlights the hidden micro SD card holder. Lastly, instructions are provided for attaching stick grips and the travel cover, as well as how to properly remove both the travel cover and the case. The overall theme emphasizes careful alignment and application to ensure a seamless and protective fit for the Rog Ally, while also encouraging viewers to reach out with any questions.

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In this part of the video, the instructions for installing the dbrand Kill Switch for the Rog Ally are detailed. It starts with cleaning your device using the included microfiber cloth. The Kill Switch package includes a case, travel cover, stick grips, skin, and a tempered glass screen protector. If a screen protector was purchased, it needs to be installed first, with an additional tutorial linked in the description.

For those using a skin, it must be applied before attaching the case. Each skin has two pieces for the right and left sides. The right piece is applied first by removing it from the 3M paper and aligning it around the microphone and speaker cutouts. It’s crucial to ensure the holes are perfectly centered, especially since the Rog Ally’s white color may show through a matte black skin. Incorrect alignment requires repositioning.

Once correctly aligned, pressure is applied to adhere the front surface and around the joystick, leaving the skin’s border unstuck. The next crucial step involves using the microfiber cloth to smooth down the top and bottom edges to prevent wrinkling, requiring 10 to 15 rubs with the cloth to ensure a smooth finish.

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In this part of the video, the focus is on the installation of the kill switch case. First, the video highlights essential features of the case, such as the pull tabs on each shoulder for easier installation, thin relief slits for added flexibility, and a hidden micro SD card holder under the kickstand. The installation process starts with orienting the pull tabs upright and inserting the device into the bottom of the case. Next, the video explains how to work the relief slits and use the pull tabs to securely fit the case over the device, requiring some effort but without risk of damage. Once the corners are positioned correctly, the middle portion of the case is squeezed to secure it over the top edge. The final steps include ensuring the case is snugly fitted, removing the pull tabs by separating their adhesive bond, and keeping these tabs for potential future use.

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In this part of the video, the focus is on the application of stick grips and the installation of a travel cover. First, it instructs to remove the cardboard sleeve and choose either of the identical stick grips, and then pop it onto the stick. If the grip doesn’t seem fully on, apply more pressure. Both sides should be treated similarly. The travel cover can be attached to the front of the case for protection during transit. To install, hook it around the triggers and squeeze the bottom. To remove the travel cover, hold the case and push it off from the ribbed corners. For removing the case itself, start by pushing off the top edge from the center, using both thumbs to push off the corners until the shoulder is free between the bumper and trigger. Peel the shoulder off the trigger, repeating for both sides, and then pull the device out of the case. The segment concludes by saying to reach out with any questions.