Can you do wireless charging on the 1520 without removing the phone from this case?
350579
NO! The AT&T; version of the 1520 requires a separate "charging case" (that AT&T; wants you to buy through them) which would have to replace this case. However it should work with the 1520.3 version that the rest of the world has. However you can charge the phone normally if you are doing it now with the USB cable. Again, if you have the wireless charging case though, you will not be able to fit it in this case.
350580
Yes you can charge your phone without removing it from the case. I love my case I have dropped my phone a few times and the case has done it's done it's job. It protected my phone.
1081538
You need the wireless case in order to do the charging because the cover has the connector that attaches itself to the lumia 1020 when you place it on the wireless pad
1785173
I would guess not. I had to get a case especially designed for the charging cover. It's not that they interfere with wireless charging, it's that the added thickness of the back makes cases very difficult to fit.
1789911
I have not tried. It is a thin case and I've charged other phones with thicker cases wirelessly but I can't say for sure.
1934641
this case itself is wireless charging capable, but you would need to buy a charging pad as well for it to actually charge wirelessly. with that case installed and the charging pad, you would simply put your phone down on the pad and wa la, wireless charging.
1837563
I don't use a wireless charger. However, the case is extremely easy to put on and remove and has two parts, the outer hard shell and the inner shock absorbing wrap. It would depend on how the wireless charger actually works (how much contact, and what kind of contact, it needs).
1814656
Yes, the wireless Nokia charging plate works with the case on. There isn't a difference in charging time with it on vs. off.
1469688
From what I read here, no unless you do this.. http://m.wpcentral.com/how-get-qi-wireless-charging-back-your-nokia-lumia-1520-att
1929228
This case definitely hinders wireless charging. There are two parts to the case: a hard plastic shell, and a soft rubber shell. Without the hard shell it works fine, but with both parts of the case, it will not wirelessly charge.
405615
ABSOLUTELY!!! But, you will need the charging module, or a modified case that has the module built into the case. I absolutely love my wireless charging pads. I have 3 of them all together(table next to my lazyboy, on my office desk, and dresser next to my bed). I know that seems a little excessive but, you will see once you have one, It's soooo nice, not to have to look for the end of a charger to plug in, and for that matter, not to have to look for a charger PERIOD! &#9734;&#9734;&#9734;&#9734;&#9734;
1776712
I use the case with the official wireless charger and have had no problems at all.
914277
No you do not have to remove case. You can also keep case on when you want to charge phone. Fits perfectly and its not too bulky.
2075381
My opinion is no but I can't say with "certainty" - the AT&T version of the 1520 has 3 contact points on the back of the phone near the bottom (just above the speaker), this case has an opening on the back that exposes those contact pins...
590654
Dear customer, we are not sure if the case will disable the wireless charging.Thank you.
153099
Yes. you can. It has a small slot right by the charging socket. No need to take off the case.
504651
I haven't, but from reading about the oem wireless charging cover, it adds to the depth of the phone and this case is very snug. So I would think the wireless charging may not allow for this cover to fit the phone.
866270
Yes, you can still use a traditional charger, when you don't have the wireless charger with you. You still have the receptacles on the phone to use.