If the range of $log_2\,{x}$ lies between $(-∞, -1)\cup(0,1)$, then how do we find the range of $x$?

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If $log_2\,{x}$ lied between $(-2,2)$, then we could just substitute the extreme values in the logarithm, by equating $2$ to $log_2\,{2^2}$ and equating $-2$ to $log_2\,{2^{-2}}$

If via an inequality, we find the range of $log_2\,{x}$ to be $(-∞, -1)\cup(0,1)$, then how do we find the range of $x$?