Does this prevent the charger from fully inserting
1974679
With some models of plugs, you have to file or cut a bevel on the longs edges to get them to fully insert. Not too hard to do (use caution if trimming edge with knife of course).
1974680
Ok, it's not working with a dock station, but with normal apple cable works great, if you buy other cable check that it's not too wide, example: belkin cables are super good, but they get damaged cause of this thing. I love it, cause I always have my phone with the strap around my hand and now it never falls down ;)
1974681
The phone can be charged just fine you have to take a little care inserting the cable end but after you do it a time or two no big deal. I love the ease of being able to adding a lanyard and know it is secure the fitting is a little pricey but well worth it.Bev B
1974682
Not the regular cable that comes with the iphone. But others, yes. I had a couple of the little tip widgets that convert the older iphone charger cables to lightning cables, and those have too much bulk around the tip. I ordered some of those 3rd-party colorful fabric lightning cables and had to take a pen knife and shave a bit of the plastic from the very end so that it would fit. Fortunately, the plastic was pretty soft and that wasn't difficult. But it's DEFINITELY something to consider.
1818424
Not at all. It's a very good charger case for a cheap price. It's just very large, makes phone bulky. Great case tho
800795
It stays in place because the left side is like a slider door that has a spring and keeps it in place so when you plug it into the wall it doesn't fall out because of the grip of the springy door i never had any troubles with that part my only down fall is it takes it a whole day to charge your battery its a very slow charger hope I answered your question.
1554910
No,the charger is at the other end of the plug. Always place the charger where it's level before placing the toothbrush on it.
204578
Yes, it does prevent over-charging. This is accomplished by the charger switching to a type of stand-by mode when the battery is fully charged. Its LED display shows the specific cycle in which the charger is operating. If the battery power drops to a level below full charge, the charger switches to charging mode to top-off the battery again. I am completely sold on this CTEK Charger! Also, it CAN re-charge a supposedly "Dead" battery, if the battery is still capable of accepting a charge. This is achieved through its "de-sulfation" (altho this is not the correct term) process. Yes, it does prevent over-charging. This is accomplished by the charger switching to a type of stand-by mode when the battery is fully charged. Its LED display shows the specific cycle in which the charger is operating. If the battery power drops to a level below full charge, the charger switches to charging mode to top-off the battery again. I am completely sold on this CTEK Charger! Also, it CAN re-charge a supposedly "Dead" battery, if the battery is still capable of accepting a charge. This is achieved through its "de-sulfation" (altho this is not the... » Read More Yes, it does prevent over-charging. This is accomplished by the charger switching to a type of stand-by mode when the battery is fully charged. Its LED display shows the specific cycle in which the charger is operating. If the battery power drops to a level below full charge, the charger switches to charging mode to top-off the battery again. I am completely sold on this CTEK Charger! Also, it CAN re-charge a supposedly "Dead" battery, if the battery is still capable of accepting a charge. This is achieved through its "de-sulfation" (altho this is not the correct term) process. « Show Less
2157688
Yes, some of the ports are either partially or substantially covered. I have to remove the device from the case to charge it.
803582
No, it doesn't. There is a cutout in the console's plastic that allows for the charger to be accessed.
1933045
No it does not block the charging port. In fact, I just got back from a business trip where I used a normal charger just as you described.
423580
I have had no problem. If the installation is proper, it should align properly and cover the charging port.
1391826
mine fits with the insert out. It's actually helping my problems with the charger not wanting to charge unless it's in the perfect spot. Seems the only way I can get it to charge is to use the case on the phone and the insert out. BTW I'm using this case: EMPIRE Motorola DROID 4 XT894 Rubberized Hard Case Cover (Orange) [EMPIRE Packaging]
1378336
There is a little locking slide mount that attaches to the base mount. It is a small locking clip that secures it to the base. It is the same on all bases that secure to the charger.
943718
When inserting a battery do not push the battery all the way in. The bottom of the battery (where the connectors are not located) will slightly protrude out of the charging unit but the battery will still charge. This is evident by the color change LED light on the top of the unit.
1779155
No it does not interfere with charging and have not had any problems with my cards
590586
If that's the case the phone case is on incorrectly. It should fit the charger with no problem.
2027786
There is a small rubber flap that covers and keeps dust out of the port. I just flips down and you can plug in your charger.
425670
it protects it just fine. haven't had any problems. The only irk I have with it is that I can't plug in my charger to the bottom, so I have to remove it in order to charge. Hope that helps. thanks!
155498
I did notice it to be a bit difficult, but since I don't remove my charger often it is not problematic. In fact, it allows my charger to not get disconnected because I pulled my phone or device. This was a continuous problem I experienced with other chargers--they just never stayed put.