My Nexus 4 has a thin metal plate (less than 1mm, used for magnetic car mount) adhered to the back. Will this still work?
1320144
if your nexus 4 is capable of wireless charging, then you should be able too use this as a wireless charger. also there are some videos on both products. just google it.
1320145
I have the Nexus 4 and bought 2 of these chargers. Both had the same problem: they charge the phone, all be it far less slowly than the micro usb, but the phone battery overheated and shut the phone down before full charge. I decided that burning up the battery for the sake of QI charging just wasn't worth the time and effort. I stick with the micro usb connection. Had a similar situation with the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Tossed both of the QI chargers.
1320146
It will most probably not, as the metal will block the wireless charge if it is directly between the charger and the device.
979480
No, your phone has a metal plate, not the magnet. The magnetic part is on the large piece that attatchs to your CD player. In any sense I think it takes a large magnet to mess with your stuff.
748420
I don't have an Nexus 4. But I do have a Galaxy Nexus and a Nexus One and the cable did not stay in them well. I would suggest the "FRiEQ Hi-Speed Cloth Jacketed USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B Cable" FRiEQ Hi-Speed Cloth Jacketed USB 2.0 A Male to Micro B Cable (6 Feet) cable.
1920950
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.
2108746
The model I got is probably ok to use with a thin additional silicone case but will take effort to install. Charging port (mini USB ) will be really difficult to access. The nexus 7 fits loosely a has a wrap around flap which is held by Velcro. I sincerely suggest contacting the district it or and questioning them about whether the adapter is solid or just cut out vinyl.
1912608
A thicker case won't work. As it was mentioned by K. Rivas, a skin may be OK, but I know that a Nexus 5 with a Spigen case doesn't work.Really dumb move from Philips to make the connector adjustable horizontally but forgetting about case users. All it would have needed was a connector that's sufficiently adjustable vertically. As it is, it will be returned.
2270428
I don't think so but not absolutely sure. My Nexus 4 goes on it lined up and it works fine.
805429
There isn't a magnet keeping the case closed, but it does stay shut. From what I know, the Nexus 4 doesn't have a magnet in it that would keep it closed anyways. But overall gravity works just fine to keep it closed.
158935
I have a very thin gel case (smaller than the Google brand bumper) and it works fine. I wouldn't use it with anything much bigger, though.
2248561
This does NOT work on the Nexus 5. The magnets are polar opposites. Just discovered that today.
413683
It will work without modification on the Nexus 7, you just need to use StickMount (available in the play store)
733168
I use GPS all the time and haven't noticed any difference. When mounted, the magnet is dead center on the back of my phone. Maybe there aren't any GPS receivers right there. As I mentioned in another post, the magnet isn't quite strong enough to hold the metal plate through a thin otter box. Maybe that is the reason the GPS isn't being affected.
2180651
I have the Nexus 4. Unfortunately, none of the stick-on magnets had strong enough adhesive, as the back is a slippery plastic. The magnet and lens would stay on, but when trying to take the lens off, the magnet would come off with the lens. I ended up buying a $4 clip-on fisheye lens on Amazon which works perfectly for me and also includes a wide lens and macro lens!
231051
There's no magnet. If there was in certain my Nexus 7 (2013) would find it given it has mangents in it already.
803181
It will "fit" anything, since you rest the device to be charged on top. Don't know where the charging sweet spot on a Nexus 7 is, so I can't opine whether it will be centered enough to not tilt and fall off. This is fairly small. My Droid Maxx hides the whole thing.
1920947
It comes with 2 metal plates which have some sticky tape on one side. One is smaller and can be placed inside the battery cover. I did not peel off the sticky tape, and the plate stays in place just fine. The other plate is much larger and is meant to place between the phone and the optional shell that you can buy. It also has a sticky tape on one side. The magnet is very strong and holds my phone in place perfect, but I don't have one of the shells on my phone. The base also has sticky tape and does not move or come off of the dash board.
1247832
Interesting question! The Nexus measures 5.30" h by 2.6" wide and the case fits that quiet well, there is at least another .24" available so over all length wise I would say 5.45" , width wise its a little more difficult since the flap gives you additional room...but I would estimate another .25-35" is there so a device up to 2.9" should fit OK after that you begin interfereing with the magnetic catch...