If you accidently turn LV1 power on while using a smart phone will it still work? Will it damage the smart phone?
1472447
The phone will use the internal mic if you turn the switch to 'ON'. It has not damaged my phone or iPad yet with the switch turned on.
626709
Did this event already occur to you? It has not to me. However, if the surge created from all of your power coming on at once did not short out your device, then it should power back on automatically. Personally, I usually unplug all important devices when the power goes off.
884799
I have accidentally left my unit on after charging my cell phone. I came back hours later and found the Power Bank was still on, warm, and in need of a short charge. Based on this experience I would assume, yes. Although it may not lose all its power, expect it to stay on and potentially lose some power.
1634506
Unless you leave the car parked for weeks at a time this will not be an issue. The draw from this device is very low. You will need to turn the device off then back on to resync with your phone, however. I always just turn mine off when I get out then back on when I get in. Again however no need to worry about your battery.
1098268
Supposedly. Every time I restart my phone, it warns me to press it on. It also says that my phone is not protected. I really don't believe it works right.
646929
No - I turned off the power to my house this last weekend for about 1/2 hour and the phones still have the correct date and time, volume settings, etc. Remember - the handsets have batteries! And the batteries last a long time.
1679092
No it uses the power port on the phone. If thats not working for you this will not work.
1469576
I only turn on the Wi-Fi feature to use my smart phone to operate the camera. Fun to play with. Then I turn the Wi- Fi off. You have to turn them on to use. You also have to remember to turn them off as it will drain the battery faster.
1346229
Yes, it automatically turns off and on when you leave and enter your vehicle. Not sure how it knows how to turn. About 50% I have to mess with it (e.g. turn on and off the switch, reconnect my phone, plug it in to the charger, ask nicely) to have it turn on and connect with my phone. I'm beginning to lose my faith in the product. Great idea but definitely buggy when it comes to automatically connecting to your smartphone.
501000
I don't think so. One work-around would ne to,turn it off when its in you pocket. It will reconnect to bluetooth of the phone quicky when its powered on.
1279423
Yes. The manual calls it "intelligent power off" and it apparently happens after 30 minutes even if you're using it.
1861972
Well, I had recently watched a YouTube video of a guy shocking an iPhone 6 plus, it totally fried the battery in about 10 seconds. So my guess would be it would either damage it or ruin it totally.
1578661
It is always on if there is power, sometimes it doesn't auto connect if it is on before in range but there are multiple phones that use mine so that May effect it.
552042
May be able to keep it plugged in and turned on and just connect disconnected from Bluetooth but no power on from phone that I know of.
2239831
If memory serves, I believe it does as long as you do not disconnect power; if using the battery, just hit "Stop", and it will when restarted.
963720
Assuming the outlet is working, it sounds like your base unit is shot. I've had a couple of these phones now and they are very sensitive to power surges. I put my current unit on a surge protector and it's lasted several years now.
1707336
I have the exact same phone and a while back my phone's power button stopped working and it would turn itself off randomly. So after doing some research (what I am about to describe will in fact void your warranty), I opened up my phone, manually removed the power button so it would not turn itself off randomly. Now I utilize this product as an "On" button for my phone and it works like a charm.