Will this work with a gell cell phone case on the phone or do you have to have the bare cell phone on the magnet? Will it work with a blackberry Q10?
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I don't think it will work with gel case, I use Ringke slim case and works properly (remove with slide easier than pull)
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Not sure about specific phones - but worked great for me on an ipad mini and iPhone 5 with the magnet stuck on the case. Hope this helps.
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I would not use this with a gel case. Even if the adhesive hold the magnetic strip to the case it will most likely stretch the car. I use a sgp slim armor for my iphone and that works amazingly well. This really is an incredible product, amazingly useful, just secure it right.
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I use "The Phone Dot" rather than "Tetrax" because it will work with any phone and/or case including leather, rubber, plastic, get and more. It has an adhesive adapter or you can peel off the adhesive and place the adapter between the phone and case, no glue or adhesive necessary . . . I went to the Website to learn how it works . . . there are even tons of Youtube "How to Video's" on how to use "The Phone Dot". The best thing is it's really cheap, only $10.00 and $25.00 for the window mount.
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I use mine on a hard shell case and it works good. I never used it on a soft or gel case. Sorry
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It works fine on my wife's simulated leather case. I was just sure to hold it firmly for 30 seconds while I affixed it. It hasn't come off yet (3 weeks).
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You might have to superglue the metal plate on the back of your gel case. It really depends the case as to what it sticks really good to. Since the magnet is so strong, it can pull the sticky stuff off the metal plate if it isn't holding great, but superglue works well I have found.
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My phone has a silicone, rubber like feel to it and it held up pretty well not sure how well it will do with a gel case. But let me warn you, this product is not worth it. I thought at first "this is nice and small and no bulk feel but trust me, the device will not hold onto your ac vents. The rubber which holds on to your vent won't hold. The magnet is too strong thus it will pull out the device from your vents.
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It fixes to a surface with an adhesive. If your cell phone case will accept the adhesive it will work. The component sucks though. the phone just twists around, rotates and is not usable when mounted on the magnet unless you cradle the phone with your hand. I am sorry I purchased it.
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I have them on my lifeproof and otter box cases. However, you may want to make sure there is some kind of indentation on the back of the case so that when you put the metallic plate on, it does not stick out and your phone can still stay flat when you lie it down.
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The Blackberry Q10 is not compatible with Mifare NFC Tags. TagsforCells does sell compatible tags if you search "4K TagsForCells" you will find them on Amazon.
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The phone case has no magnet by it. But the clear part of the case is only big enough for an iPhone 4.it won't fit anything bigger really.
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It has worked with Android devices. I'm not familar with the Blackberry Bold's OS if it's android then it should work fine. I have used both a Samsung phone and a Sony/ericsson phone
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The mount is the magnet. It comes with 2 metal thin plates with adhesive sticky paper on one side. One of the metal thin plates is small for android phones.
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It works fine for my Galaxy Note II with the case on, but it is not as low-profile as some of the others I have used. It is a little thicker than a blackberry micro USB charger, if you have ever tried using one of those.
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the iphone manufacturer certified their device to be near a magnet, but I can only assume its ok for other similar technology devices.. The only other thing, is you need to attach a metallic disc to your device to stick to the magnet.. This thing only comes with large disk for tablet (about the size of a CD), but you can buy smaller discs for phones. The magnet cradle is large for a phone, and might seat a little crooked.. They recommend you "not" adhere the disc directly to a device (probably for cosmetic reasons).. So you should have a case of some kind, and adhere, or install the disc inside the case. the iphone manufacturer certified their device to be near a magnet, but I can only assume its ok for other similar technology devices.. The only other thing, is you need to attach a metallic disc to your device to stick to the magnet.. This thing only comes with large disk for tablet (about the size of a CD), but you can buy smaller discs for phones. The magnet cradle is large for a phone, and might seat a little crooked.. They recommend you "not" adhere the disc directly to a device (probably for cosmetic reasons).. So you should have a case of some kind, and adhere, or install... » Read More the iphone manufacturer certified their device to be near a magnet, but I can only assume its ok for other similar technology devices.. The only other thing, is you need to attach a metallic disc to your device to stick to the magnet.. This thing only comes with large disk for tablet (about the size of a CD), but you can buy smaller discs for phones. The magnet cradle is large for a phone, and might seat a little crooked.. They recommend you "not" adhere the disc directly to a device (probably for cosmetic reasons).. So you should have a case of some kind, and adhere, or install the disc inside the case. « Show Less
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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.
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Yes Phu, because the advice is NOT attaching to the phone, if it would, the metal parts inside the phone would be damaged, I suppose.The magnet from the device attaches to the magnet plate that come with it. The plate itself doesn't attach via magnet to your phone.I have a thin plastic case and I put the plate in between that and my phone.I hope that helps,Cheers :)
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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:
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No it doesn't. You should type in "clip-on case Q10 ". Then your choices will appear. Clip-on for the Q10 is not like the clip-ons for the previous blackberry phones we all know. Type that search in.
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Yes. There is a magnetic closure and it works quite well. I happen to be using this with an iPhone 5s with a Otter Box Commuter Series case and it works well with it. The bottom line is; you'll like it.
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You will need the plate with an iPhone. The phone is aluminum and will not stick to a magnet. Either a case or the plate with adhesive will be needed.
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Do folks answering this question actually tried it on an HTC One? If you didn't try it, you may not know that the HTC One has a curved back. The magnet would be touching only one point of that metal plate if the plate is glued on the back. If the plate is in between back and case... maybe, depending on how flexible the case is. Can anyone with actual experience answer this question?
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The mount works with just the iphone. Won't work with a case or bumper on the phone. I just take my bumper off when i want to mount the phone. But you will love not having to dig into your pocket for your phone when riding your bike.
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It depends on the case. It worked with the case I bought but it stated that in the case discretion. I liked the idea of the magnetic attachment but it failed after 90 days and they wouldn't warranty it. So I can't recommend it.
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No magnet nor clasp. It's like a leather folio. I prefer it w/o a clasp - easier to answer phone. Since it's leather, the case gets a nice patina.