Does the battery door have to be in direct contact with the charging pad? Or can I put an addition protective case on my phone and still charge it?
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Both of them were not working. It can generate only 0.5mA, so your phone cannot be charged.
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You can put a protective case, but you better have the correct charging pad .
1993383
I tested it through a somewhat thick piece of plastic (baseball card holder), and it still charged. However, the entire back panel is more bulky than the normal, so I am not able to use my previous case on the phone. Shouldn't be an issue with the more lenient protective cases
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I have a Silicone case around my HTC and it charges fine. This is my cover. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005CMIPAI/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I have a Silicone case around my HTC and it charges fine. This is my cover.Cbus Wireless Ten Silicone Cases / Skins / Covers for HTC DROID Incredible 2 - Black, White, Green, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Hot Pink, Light Pink, Purple, Red
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No you don't have to take out of case to charge there is a little flap that has the charge port under it. Flip it up and plug it in. No removal required.
447229
Not knowing your case I too have a thin case. I had to remove the insert and put a coin behind the phone to prop it forward to make electrical contact to charge.
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I have found that when in the phone and after snapping back on the thickness is not notable or a problem with my cases. Not same as yours. Its only in the battery charger that charges just the battery in its own slot that it is tight. Battery is no diff than original otherwise, charging, time etc
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I have mine in between the case & the phone, but it gets hot while charging. I don't know if the heat can harm the performance of my phone.
1575759
This case has all the openings for where you charge your phone, the speaker, where you can attach a wrist holder and the headset. So where you plug the phone in to charge it, you are able to get to your magnetic strip to pull it open. So it is not covered where you would have to take the case off to charge it.
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The charging pad did not affect the case. It is made to fit inside, with only a very slight bulge.
2235221
Hello, for your information, I never take away the case when I charge the phone, no matter directly from the charger or charging pad. WHY?
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The charging pad is a transmitter. You need a receiver. This particular outfit uses a special back cover with a built in receiver loop. Another option is to buy a separate receiver loop ($10 - $15) and install it over your battery. Your existing cover then goes back on, and holds the loop in place. This way you can also use protective covers. I went this route, and it works fine. Charges fine, even with an additional protective case in place, though of course you don't need the additional protective case.
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As an addendum: I found a tray that fits into my center console and the CHOE pad fits in this tray. The phone is placed on top of the pad, and I use a couple pieces of foam on the side of the inside of the tray to keep the phone stationary. I am able to leave my phone in it's protective case and get charging started as soon as the phone is placed in this tray with the charge pad
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2 questions:Is it fully charged? If so...Is your phone sliding easily into the case or is it a difficult fit? If it isn't then it may not be connecting correctly to the charger.
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you don't need to remove case to plug your charger in. - I dropped my phone yesterday on concrete and it protected it, but I'm still not 100% sold on it's solidarity.
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You have to open to case to get to the mini usb plug for the charging. No big deal.
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No. The back has to touch the pad in order to charge and the case makes the phone a little longer because of the unit that plugs into the bottom of the phone.
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You charge the case . Plug your phone in then when battery gets low you hit a button on case and it charges battery about 20 percent. Mine seemes to loose its charge faster in my opinion. Case worked great. If you just want it for that.
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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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It does interfere with a solid connection for charging. I also have the LG round charging pad. When i first set the phone (in the case) on the charger it kept going on and off charge, and would not stay charging. But removing the case is easy, as is putting it back on. In fact, since I put the rectangular magnet on the inside of the hard part of the Incipio case, I've found that putting the phone in the rubber portion of the case first, then putting it in the hard shell I get a better, easier fit.