[One (M8) Accessories] GottaStayFly:
my red housing just got in today and i literally just finished putting it on.. my review as it is, pictures will come soon, at the moment lighting is horrible and the only thing i can take a picture of my phone is with my tablet, but still ass LOL

here's what i would like to share...

- when removing the speaker grills or whatever they are, make sure you give them a good blast from a blow dryer, it will help remove the adhesive that is most likely going to be left behind when removing the grills. if there is any leftover, just lightly scratch them off with something like a Flathead screwdriver. I used an olfa blade to get in between the black outline and the speaker grills to pry it off. Don't forget to remove your microSD card and SIM card!

- THE SCREWS holy jesus, the 4 screws at the bottom underneath the htc logo are a 6-pointed torx screw, i didn't have the tool for this screw but was able to make it through with a Philips head, the top 2 screws by the front facing camera are your regular mini Philips head, make sure to place the screws somewhere safe and not lose them, their tiny as hell.

- now the fun part, removing the phone from the housing.... i had to use a olfa knife to go between the black outline and the housing itself to help pry the phone off the housing (the way its held in is like a snap in hinge type of thing). Make sure you are very slow with this cause its probably the scariest part of this whole deal and its better to be safe than sorry.

*NOTE* when i removed the components from the housing, it seems the camera lens and the part holding it came with the phone, if it comes with the phone its your call if you want to remove it and use a new one or reuse the old one if its still good.

- once you remove the housing, use the blow dryer again to heat up the NFC sticker so that its easier to remove and place it in the new housing. (use the ifixit htc one m8 guide for reference as to where to put the NFC sticker)

- this was a bit annoying BUT MAKE SURE that you have the power button in the power button slot, last thing you want to do is put the phone back together without the power switch.. once that is done, put the top part of the phone first into the housing, AND SLOWLY snap the rest of the phone back into the housing,

*NOTE* for some reason for me it seem to get stuck near the edge by the micro-usb area and i had to pry the housing a bit to let that portion of the phone in, but i tested it and everything was fine. (see last pic for what i mean)

- before putting everything back together, i tested the phone by powering it on and making sure that everything was in order (micro USB, buttons, audio jack, etc) and than proceeded to put the screws back into place

- Get the new speaker grills (whatever they're called) and put them on top speakers and done! (make sure you remove all the old adhesive so that it can go down flat without any issues)

Here are some pictures, i was able to get them to stand for decent shots.

okay, this picture here is what i mean by having to pry the housing a bit cause the micro USB thing got in the way, sadly i scratched it a tiny bit :( but not that noticeable.