Here is a tutorial on how to access and remove the Galaxy S5 SIM card. Follow these steps. Watch the video below for visual aid.
How To Access SIM Card:
- Turn off the device
- Remove the backplate
- Remove the battery
- The SIM slot is under the SD Card slot
- Place the SIM card, gold plates facing down, and insert the card straight in
- There is no click or anything like that, so just make sure it is flush with the edge
- Install battery
- Install backplate
- Turn the device on
- Profit!
How To Remove SIM Card:
- Turn off the device
- Remove the backplate
- Remove the battery
- The SIM slot is under the SD Card slot
- Use your finger or something like a pencil eraser to gently press down and slide out the SIM
- Install battery
- Install backplate
- Turn the device on
- Profit!
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Hopefully, by reading this tutorial you will know how to access and remove Galaxy S5 SIM cards. This principle applies to phones with removable backs. For some modern devices, there are different ways to access cards. Please see THIS post for help removing cards without a phone back. Some phones these days have what is called an eSIM, which allows you to not even have to worry about a physical SIM card. Not all carriers support such tech yet, but soon most companies will allow this convenient feature.
Do you have any questions? Let me know in the comments. If you would like a video of how to do anything with your phone, please let me know in the comments.
The title of this article is how to remove the SIM card and you tell us how to put it in. Thanks a lot retard
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Thanks – this was an amazingly crappy design where there’s no obvious spot for the notched corner and it’s not very clear if the card is actually in there tight or not.