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Welcome. In front of me is a Infinix
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Note 60 and today I will show you how
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you can insert SIM card into this
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Okay, so before we get started, you will
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want to grab a SIM eject tool similar to
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this one, which will come provided with
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a device in the box, though it probably
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won't look as fancy as this one. Now, if
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you can't find it, what you could do is
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use a paper clip. Should know one of the
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ends. And if it has the plastic
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wrapping, you will need to cut that off
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as otherwise it would be too thick. And
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once you do all that, you should have
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basically as good of a tool for popping
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out SIM card as the dedicated one. Now,
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uh once you have either one of those,
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you can now pop out the tray. Uh we will
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need to take off case for this purpose.
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Actually, wait, no, sorry, we don't.
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Never mind. So, the provided case that
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comes with the phone actually has a
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bottom of the the case cut off as you
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can see, which allows us to pop out the
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tray without actually taking it off,
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which is pretty nice. Now, you want to
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use the tool uh right here near the
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corner part of this cutout.
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And you want to push it in. When you do
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so, we can see that the tray pops out
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enough for you to fully pull it out. On
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the tray, you have space for two SIM
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cards. Now, you can use both of them if
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you want to or one. And if you're
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planning to use just one, you can place
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a card on top or bottom. Doesn't really
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matter, but it will matter if you are
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also planning to use eSIM. When enabling
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eSIM uh functionality in the phone
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settings, the bottom tray, aka SIM spot
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number two, as you can see, it is
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will become deactive. So any card on
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here, the phone will just be ignoring
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it. So for that purpose, I would
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primarily recommend sticking with the
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top tray, uh, SIM number one. That way,
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even when you later on enable e SIM
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support in the settings, your physical
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SIM card won't be affected.
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So anyway, uh, from there, make sure
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that the card is on the tray correctly.
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It should be laying completely flat and
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should not be falling out of the tray if
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you flip it upside down. And just insert
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it back into your phone. When you do so,
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this card should start working right
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away. Hence why it's prompting me to
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confirm my SIM card PIN. And once I have
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done so, it becomes unlocked, connects
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to a mobile network, and it's good to
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Pretty simple. So, if you found this
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