Is the NFC signal still accessible at the back of the phone? Can you still do wireless charging?
1975247
Thank you for the question. You should have no problems with any signals, so wireless charging should not be an issue for you with our LG G3 cases.
1260424
The packaging said yes it has NFC. I can enable it with CM, but sorry I have not been able to try and verify it works yet.
843743
Toby is right, all qi chargeable phones I know of will accept any qi charge signal it comes near and just start charging. I'm not even aware of a way to prevent it. Remember there is a coil inside your phone that must be aligned up with the coil on top of the radio. You can't see either so you just have to move it around until you hit the 'sweet spot'. Once you find it a few times you know just where to set it and don't even have to think about it.
159166
No, but if you grab an NFC tag you could program it to launch an app and stick it to the dock to reproduce this functionality :).
269666
You can use wireless charging, but its not built in. You need what the call "the wireless charging cover." Here's a perfect example. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zLrl8eHYO3M
796575
The thikness of nfc tag itself i think will not stop charging. But technically i dont know if will interface or not.
1684539
The wireless back is not available yet, but most list being able to go 5-8mm through cases that are not metal. This case is plastic and rubber, fits tight against the phone so it should work with wireless charging. That is why I purchased it. The case makes access to the usb 3.0 port difficult so for me the wireless charging is a necessity with this case.
2162699
The wireless charging receiver coil is in the back of the phone. It will only charge face up, unless you put the phone face down and then the charger on top of the phone, also face down. Regardless, it only charges with the back of the phone facing the front of the charge.
1213657
Unfortunately, no. Apple has yet to see the potential of NFC (one of the many reasons I stand by Android). Sorry :/
2269905
Nfc resides on battery door cover. As long as u have the original door cover it's ok.
2080182
I wanted to apologize for my incorrect answer to your query. I had gone to the Anker website and found nothing on their site regarding this battery, or for that matter, any of their batteries having the NFC antenna. However, upon close inspection of my battery, I can in fact see the windings of what I am assuming is an antenna on one side of the battery? Again, my apologies and I hope this new information helps.
1230865
I'm not sure! Case isn't that thick in which the NFC will not work, but I can't a say definite yes.
967154
No it cannot. iPhones arent built with the hardware needed for the NFC data transfer, and as well as the wireless charging. Now on the other hand they make cases that you can put on your iPhone that work with wireless charging. There is always that, hope that helps. Happy holidays
1802674
Being perfectly honest, I don't know. I've never used a wireless charging backplate. However, if I had to guess, I would think not. It's a pretty tight fit, and I don't believe there is room for anything other than the phone. It's a case in a case, you know. Hope this helps.
1253490
The Qi receiver insert caused a slight bulge in the back of my Note 3, and I have seen reviews by others that said some inserts cause poor NFC operation, so I modified my Qi receiver before testing it. I pulled the top blue layer off very carefully, being very gentle so I wouldn't break the delicate wires. Then I tried the bottom blue outer layer close to the copper coil. I used a small piece of clear tape to hold the insert in place and put the back on the phone. Now I can't see any bulge in the back of the phone and when I tested it the NFC function was perfect, and so is the wireless charging. The Qi receiver insert caused a slight bulge in the back of my Note 3, and I have seen reviews by others that said some inserts cause poor NFC operation, so I modified my Qi receiver before testing it. I pulled the top blue layer off very carefully, being very gentle so I wouldn't break the delicate wires. Then I tried the bottom blue outer layer close to the copper coil. I used a small piece of clear tape to hold the insert in place and put the back on the phone. Now I can't see any bulge in the back of the phone and when I tested it the NFC function was perfect, and so is the wireless... » Read More The Qi receiver insert caused a slight bulge in the back of my Note 3, and I have seen reviews by others that said some inserts cause poor NFC operation, so I modified my Qi receiver before testing it. I pulled the top blue layer off very carefully, being very gentle so I wouldn't break the delicate wires. Then I tried the bottom blue outer layer close to the copper coil. I used a small piece of clear tape to hold the insert in place and put the back on the phone. Now I can't see any bulge in the back of the phone and when I tested it the NFC function was perfect, and so is the wireless charging. « Show Less
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.
1301195
I have a Galaxy S5 and NFC doesn't work when the metal plate is placed on top of battery and under battery cover.