Since they its for the nexus 7, does it have the 4 magnets around the inductive coil to aid in centering the nexus???
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It seems hit or miss for me. I guess you get what you pay for. It works, never had a problem with charging.
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I'm not sure of that. I believe its made for the Galaxy S4. I will search for one for the the nexus 5.
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I have no idea the reasons why they do not have these in the details. They did when I purchased mine a little while ago. The Nexus 7 does come with a sim card slot and it is located near the bottom on the right edge.
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Manufacturer Website is the best place to look. The Nexus 7 2nd gen has it.
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It should, yes. Mine works well. It is, important to keep the port in alignment with the USB port on the Nexus 7.
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The magnet is not strong enough to hold the weight of the Nexus for an extended period of time. So, no. I don't think so, unless your nexus was supported on one end.
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There is no magnet in this device, but it connects and charges just as good if not easier than the official Google charger. If your phone has a case on it like it should the Google nexus charge is extremely difficult to connect to and charge. With this charger I can just lay it down on the whole pad and it has connected every time so far. I would definitely recommend with charge over the Google one.
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Seems to me it is for the nexus 7 1st generation (aka Nexus 7 2012). The latest Nexus 7 is better known as Nexus 7 2013.
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Yes, I bought it for my nexus 7 and it barely holds the tablet it's so loose.
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Yes. It works...but the magnets in the nexus charger dont securely hold the phone like they do without a case. the phone, without a case can be held vertically by the magnets in the charger. With the case on, this is impossible.
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I found no reason to measure the adapter wires. What I can say is that since you have bare leads on one end you can add to the length if you need to. It fit easily behind my AppRadio and now the Nexus 7 that I changed to and still had enough wire on the USB side to wrap under my dash. I use it to keep my phone charged while it sits in a holder. Its been in service for around a year now without any issues and does exactly what its expected. It is connected to the power on lead and from the radio harness. When I changed to the Nexus 7 install I almost left it out but I am not glad I didn't. I found no reason to measure the adapter wires. What I can say is that since you have bare leads on one end you can add to the length if you need to. It fit easily behind my AppRadio and now the Nexus 7 that I changed to and still had enough wire on the USB side to wrap under my dash. I use it to keep my phone charged while it sits in a holder. Its been in service for around a year now without any issues and does exactly what its expected. It is connected to the power on lead and from the radio harness. When I changed to the Nexus 7 install I almost left it out but I am not glad I didn't.
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On my case the only magnets seem to be on the first and fourth folds of the front cover. They are powerful enough for it to snap into the triangle shape for the stand. When I stand the mini in either the flat or upright position, it stays there firmly, so the manufacturer of this one probably didn't think it needed a magnet on the back of the case. I had read reviews of other cases where a too-powerful magnet, placed in a bad spot, would turn the mini on and off at weird times, but this case doesn't do that. Hope this helps!
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both are correct. In the second photo, if you were to take the cable and flip it over, then the orientations would be the same. The thing to understand about this cable is simple (as the reviews have pointed out), when plugged in to a Nexus 7, the right angle points down, not up. Good luck.
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After you close the case lid, the Nexus still stays on for a few minutes. It is quite cool actually, as you can see the desktop icons glowing through the poly cover.So it has NO magnet.
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I don't have a Nexus, but I can tell you that it is COMPLETELY adjustable. For. Really small all the way up to my iPad 2 with a bulky otterbox cover. Hope that helps
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All I can say Its perfect for Nexus 7 1st gen. You can check the dimensions online and compare.. !!
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The Nexus will fit in it standing up, but not on it's side. You can't put it in with the cables facing down, there are things that get in the way. You can put it in upside down though. It looks a bit odd, and isn't held in very securely but it works fine. The buttons on the unit itself don't seem to control the Nexus 7 at all so I have little hope that if the remote was working it would be useful (Mine isn't working.) Still, because the device functions rather well as simple passive speakers and a micro-usb power source you can just plop any device with those connections into it and just play music, so it can be made to work just fine. I'd really like to see a unit just wide enough to hold the Nexus 7 mounted sideways. It would make it a cool little TV watching station. Sadly, this unit's slot is quite a bit too narrow to do that.