Is the back open, or it is possible to remove the back & leave it open? I have an existing charging unit that I would like to place inside if possible
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The entire back is a hinged door that opens from the top and swings down. It would also be easily removed.
886804
The back has a hinged door on it that would possible to remove, but you may find your current charger fits inside without having to remove it. I have a surge protector power strip inside with all the attendant charger cords and they all fit.
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Will probably need to remove it. The stand is very compact. I really love mine because I can leave it on charge or unplug and just let it sit till I'm ready for it.
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Take the hard plastic case off, then put the silicone portion on first. Put the end of the hard case that houses the charging port on first and snap the other end on last. It requires a bit of manipulation to see that the charging part "door" opens but not too bad. Hope you love your case as much as I do!
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I don't have mine open now, but recall that the secret was to remove more screws and wires, which I think allowed separating the desired section. I initially tried what looked like the easy way with just a few screws, but the opening was not large enough to take it out that way, because protruding parts prevented mine from sliding out. If that's not clear enough, I can open mine again to refresh my memory.
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I think it depends on which case you have. The one I have does have an opening so the charging port is open and you can change without having to take the case off.
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That's odd, I don't believe my battery door remains open. The cord goes through the side via a small trench that's made for the cord I believe. It is a very tight fit however. I found that I did not need to format anything either. I believe I have an 8GB card in mine, which is more than enough for most of my needs.
874334
You can't remove the back, but on the sim card slot is on the right side of the phone, put the little key that comes with your phone into the hole and it should pop open (the key looks sort of like a clip with an extended piece of wire)
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There is a cut out for the charger area so you can easily open and close the cover. Fits perfectly!
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Remove? No. But the cord should probably be disconnected. The cover has a short (3 inch?) rat-tail that connects to power. The cover is difficult to get on, although no more so than any other cover I've used. I just would not want to remove and reinstall daily. :-)
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I looked the battery up on androidcentral. I believe you would be able to contact charge it, you would just not be able to close the door. Not closing the door would not inhibit charging. Personally, I would look for a direct pin open face wall charging unit for the larger battery. That is just a personal preference. I find them they usually move power faster and many of them have trickle power once the battery is full, which helps keep the battery healthy longer. Hope that helps.
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Hi, you don't have to take it out of the case BUT the placement on the charging pad must be exact (once you find it by trial and error). Any movement of phone from that found position will stop charging process. So overall, not ideal, but it kinda works....
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As you look at the battery from the front, there is a rectangular shaped notch at the top of the battery, between the terminals. In the center of the notch is a small gray door. The door has a tab on the left that holds it captive. It can be opened with a fingernail and the plug is behind the door. Use care in attaching and removing the plug from the charger. It is somewhat fragile but as long as you use care, it will not pose a problem.
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Hi na,the battery is built into the device therefore I do not believe removing and replacing it is an option. The charge does last a very long while however.
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I don't know, I've never had mine apart to find out. I believe opening will void warranty. Personally, I just plug the charging cord into my trucks power outlet and it charges in a matter of an hour or two.
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The charging card mounts inside your case and can be removed when you like. You hsve to remove the charging card like the battery. It does not interfere with charging with the cord if left in. I use wireless charging and the wall charger. The best of both worlds.
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Lets not let the looks cool you.. Unscrewing it would be a nice feature! But it's just a rubber cap that you pull off and access the on/off switch and you can charge it there too and a line in
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I am tech disaster, there it a place to plug in very small something on the back of the unit next to where the charger goes. The opening appears to be smaller than the usual variety of plug ins.