How strong is the magnet. Will it affect electronics or pass cards?
1076464
I have been wearing my glasses in bed for several months. They are strong enough to stay clicked but will the glasses flex if I fall asleep with them on so they don't break. I don't think they are strong enough to affect CC cards or ID passcards. I haven't noticed any decrease in magnet power with months of use.
1076465
It hasn't bother anything so far! The magnet appears to be strong. My husband has worn these for six months or so and just loves them. He wears them around his neck all day and when he needs to read or sign something, he's all set!!
1076466
The glasses hang closer to the neck and I have never had a problem with the magnet interfering with my phone or ipad nor have I had any problems with my passcard which is attached to a lanyard around my neck that hangs down around midriff level. The magnet is about the same strength as you would find on a magnetic closure on a purse or any phone/electronics case. It's strong enough to hold it together but separates easily when pulled apart. Hope this helps.
1076467
I don't think so. My husband uses his cell phone while he has him on. As for the cards I honestly don't know. Sorry
1076468
I don't think they are that strong since they keep detaching themselves, very annoying.I wouldn't worry about anything happening to electronics. Hope this helps.
1076469
The magnet works just fine!..........no problems with electronics or pass cards.
282266
I don't usually place anything with magnetic strips, hence any magnetic field can potentially demagnetize credit cards, etc.
1506559
All i can tell you is that i using my find i used google as my GPS to provide real time directions to a store i was going to . No problems the magnet seemingly had no affect. hope this helps
1662917
Considering that Magnets only affect mechanical storage devices, no! Your phone or device should be entirely Solid State Memory, or Flash memory. And those types of memory are not affected by small magnet fields like this one. I have had no problems with mine at all.
621456
You are talking about CRT monitors which could be affected by magnets. New screens aren't affected. Also mechanical hard drives can be affected by strong magnetic fields but SSD and micro SD cards are not affected. I have been using 2 of these for my phone and my wife's in 2 different vehicles and have not had any problems with our electronic devices.
842301
No it won't. I can't even put more than one card in the slots without the magnet popping up and case opening.
1517653
I have have this case now, and have had similar holders with the same magnetic removable cases for several years. I don't carry my credit cards in it all the time, but I have done so for occasions where I didn't want to carry my full purse. I have never had an issue with it erasing or affecting the data! I LOVE this case! Hope this helps.
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http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/how-magnets-really-affect-phones-hard-drives/
249480
A little round magnet, not really strong. However, I wouldn't put credit cards in the slots even if there wasn't a magnet.
2018327
the magnet tip is not strong enough to damage any electrical devices or cause EMI. it is only strong enough to hold a very small screw like those on an iphone.
2111183
It will not demagnetize credit cards but it does demagnetize hotel door cards. They have a weaker field and are killed even being near the wallet.
1692534
No! The magnetism should not have any effect on your phone. I've used it on my iPhone and nothing weird has happened. No signal loss or making your screen look crazy unlike a TV. Don't worry, your phone won't be compromised. Enjoy the lens.
520787
I have not had a problem but I do put my cards the way it was shown to insert them with the strip Away from. The magnet
416613
I have not had any issues with my debit/ credit cards. I typically put my license in front of debit card and another non-magnetic strip ID on the other side closest to the magnet. So far, so good.
2240513
I've worn mine while working on my laptop and smartphone and had no trouble other than the typical bracelet being pushed into my arm when in contact with the laptop. I've never had a problem with the magnets affecting the computer systems.
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.
1582121
Unless your electronic equipment has a spinning hard drive there wouldn't be much that could be damaged by the magnet in the support mechanism. Personally, I have never experienced any damage or impairment with my iPad or Samsung tablets.