There seems to be much concern regarding the magnet in this case having a detrimental affect on the telephone/screen. Is there a clear answer on this
1560765
I have not had any problems with the phone that I could attribute to the magnet.
1560766
I have the Samsung Note III and have been using these cases since October when the phone came out. I have not seen any detrimental affect on the phones screens what so ever.
1560767
I did not notice a detrimental affect, but it did affect my ear buds when it touched the magnet it destroyed the ear buds.
1560768
Some people have been having trouble with the Samsung notes s - pen. The stylus used for writing on the screen that comes with those models. I have no problems with mine.
1560769
I've had this case for a month now and have seen no issues whatsoever with the magnet.
1560770
This was a great phone case at first. The magnet works fine and I haven't noticed any problems as far as the magnet and the phone screen. The only problem that I have with this case, is the wallet part. After putting my Drivers license and two credit cards in it, the cloth that's holding the cards in have came apart. I hope this helps you!!
1560771
I honestly had no problems with the magnet so far. I dont think it does anything to the screen.
566507
Highly recommend not getting a magnet clasp. It will distort the touch screen and may ruin you external card. This happened to me with a magnetic clasp used with Note II.
49094
No. It has a small suction cup that sticks to the screen it's not magnetic. Would not recommend buying this case.
653341
I've read something about that in the net but the consensus seems that the magnet does not pose a significant risk and so far no problem. But just in case, I don't keep the note in the pouch 24/7.
1715392
Not vary easily. The down fall to this case and most like it is the magnets. The magnets interfere with the phone buy shutting it off to where you cannot see the screen unless you pick the case up off the tank then it goes back to normal. I've tried to come up with a solution to this problem with no Vasuccess
2111182
Good question. I was also concerned. So far no issue. I had a hotel room catd not work but not sure if that was the cause. I try not to have my cards touch the magnet.
979480
No, your phone has a metal plate, not the magnet. The magnetic part is on the large piece that attatchs to your CD player. In any sense I think it takes a large magnet to mess with your stuff.
1361185
Nope:) the cover part has a nice thick (but not bulky) either plastic or cardboard, plus with cards and or cash it can't really do any damage. It's not a mega strong magnet. I haven't seen any signs of damage to my phone and this was also a concern of mine. I still highly recommend this case.
1963027
Could not say for sure as I stopped using it as the magnets caused issue with my screen. I would be concerned what the magnets might do to the cards. If they replaced the magnets with Velcro this could have been a very nice case.
110697
I haven't had that issue at all. It actually helps keep my phone cool and the magnet is facing the screen so it doesn't cause any problems mechanically. Best case I've brought.
1232408
I've used this product for an iPhone 5c and a Moto X for months. The magnet has caused no issues with either phone.
726251
No, not at all. The magnet is in the flap, which is attached to the front cover, and the flap wraps around to the back cover, where the other magnet is. My phone works perfectly with it.
1874631
No, the magnet's haven't affected the display when pulled back. I bought this one for my daughter for Christmas and thus far it seems to be working great for her. It's one of the nicer covers for the price and the quality is exceptional. Hope this helps in your decision making.
2132520
No... and don't EVER purchase ANY cover for ANY electronic device that has a magnet closure. Devices with computer chips and memory cards, such as smart phones, notes, pads, etc., can have their components and memory damaged by magnets.
2186882
I haven't had any troubles. I don't think it's powerful enough to cause any damage, otherwise it would be quite a poor design flaw. Several smartphone and tablet cases utilize such methods to secure the device.
347075
That's a good Q. I wondered the same. Even if it is a bit magnetized, I don't think it should make any difference. How about turning it around regularly ?? Or flip it over ....?? Stev
1975882
I've had this on my phone for a few months with no issue, I generally try to be cautious around the laptop and things with spinning hard drives, as the magnet is pretty powerful (which is awesome) I also try to be careful with credit cards, but I've definitely stuck them in the same pocket a few times, and they all still work. The magnet can also easily be taken out to eliminate any possibility of damage.