I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 and i have read a couple of the negative reviews. are they magnetic or double sided sticker? are they stable?
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yes they are double sided. I did not have any issue with the stability and the lens fits snuggly
635035
I've had it for about six months and removed/re-stuck about five times with no issues. Right now it is hanging upside down under my dash and is pushed, pulled and practically yanked with four different drivers using it to hold their phones and it's holding very strong.
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I think the problem is with the s-pen on the note 3 Personally I never had a problem with the magnet my phone works great and I had the case for over a month case is very nice (not leather) but nice material and the magnet it's awesome I had other cases for my note 2 and I always had a problem with the lip it was uncomfortable to use and to keep close this one just folds and stays It will be a good buy..
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I agree that it clings to the included metal plate, but the magnets are not very strong otherwise. I sometimes attach it to the face or side of my iPad and it always slides down. Luckily it is not round so it does not roll away. Other than that, it is a very good stylus, especially if you purchase the available microfiber tips. I like those a LOT!
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These hold my Galaxy S 3 just fine. I ordered 3 just to be safe and a single one works for me. I would recommend using two on the Note 3 to be safe. Make sure you clean the area where you are going to stick it and apply strong pressure for about 30 seconds so the adhesive sticks well to the dash.
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I don't find the case flimsy at all and have had no problem with it falling back. The magnet holds VERY well. I have been very happy with the case. I use this case now exclusively.
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Hi Ana R.!Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) The magnet should have no effect whatsoever on your device. Let me know if I can be of more help here at this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1Have a good day!Maureen / The Friendly Swede
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It's a pretty sturdy magnet. While I only have an iphone, I never have a problem with it slipping- even when I slam on my breaks. I can't imagine a heavier phone being an issue.
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No I have not had problems with the magnets ruining one of my cards but I have had problems with I guess the magnets in the case preventing certain apps from working. Also another problem that I had is when you talk on the phone in the case because of the magnets in it it's hard to hang up a call like you really have to press two buttons that one time to be able to hang up a phone call while it is in the case
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If you're asking if the magnets touch/work together with cover flapped open and bent backwards.....no it doesn't. The flat part of the magnet sticks to side of phone, the back piece of the cover overlaps or blocks that flat magnet from connecting with the part on the cover. Hope that makes sense. It's still nice to have and haven't found your concern to be an issue.
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it's pretty straightforward. There is a small metallic piece that sticks to the back of your phone (or whatever you want to mount) and the other piece is a super strong magnet. Touch them together and it sticks. Both pieces are backed with an adhesive. I actually had this in my boat with my HTC evo. We'd hit waves and bounce around and the phone would stay connected. Only down side was that i didn't have a case on my phone so the battery cover itself would sometimes disconnect from the phone. The adhesive on the cell-it and the magnet was always strong.
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It comes with two thin metal plates that have a sticky back on one side... You can stick the metal cover where ever you like on your phone... The magnet is pretty strong and does a good job of holding onto the metal plate when they come in contact... Be sure to clean both surfaces with rubbing alcohol to ensure good adhesion.
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No. So far I had no problems with that. Also, magnets are quite strong and they will keep your phone safe while riding!
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I have a disc on my dash. I live in San Antonio where our summer temps easily exceed 110°F! Also, the round & rectangular "magnets" aren't magnets. They're metal plates. The actual magnet is the round part you see with their logo. I am using 2 with my phone because my Trident case is a bit thick.
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I have a S3 and a Nexus 7, I just went and grabbed the stand and propped my phone up no problem. Obviously it requires adjusting the width of the legs and the angle of the back supporter, but you can get an almost 90 degree angle and it is still sturdy. If you wanted to prop the phone vertically you'd have a problem with it being wobbly [because the legs would have to be all the way closed together] but you could still pull it off. I hope that helps!
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Yes, they are not metal. They are plastic, made from the same material around the rim of the galaxy S5. They are a little loose on case, this is no problem. At least not for me. They work perfectly fine and look great. Case feels great too. As you know, "metallized" does not mean that it is metal, this is simply the coating of metal on a nonmetallic surface.
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Black one is much stronger but smaller and bulkier. I use the oval thin shaped one inside my cellphone battery cover. Works perfectly. All though if you have a 5inch screen or higher these magnet plates aren't as strong to hold such a phone. I have 4'7 inch screen and its light and small. That might be max the magnets can handle even if you use either size plate on it.