I rec'd the Coco phone accessory and the phone buttom doesn't seem to work. Do I need to do something to my IPhone to accept it?
480670
I worked beautifully with my Droid, but it doesn't work at all with my new S4.
480671
Sorry I cannot help you with your question, mine was working ok until not too long ago. I insert my retro to my IPhone and I'm able to hear the person I'm calling but they cannot hear me on the other side.
480672
No, the phone should be set to work once you insert to the cell phone. The buttons were for volume and to terminate the call. No adjustment would be required.
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If you bought it from Coco Fun, the first thing you need to do is call Lifeproof to check and see if it is a counterfit case. They will ask you for the cerial numbers in the front and back of the case. If it is truly a Lifeproof case, test it with a paper towel in the case and put it in a sink or bowl of water to see if it leaks. Then be careful and take your time to fit it to the phone one corner and one side at a time, if you get in a hurry it doesn't work right. It takes time. I ordered 2 crom Coco Fun, one was a real lifeproof case and the other one was a counterfeit and it was horrible, couldn't hear people and people couldn't hear me. Hope this helps If you bought it from Coco Fun, the first thing you need to do is call Lifeproof to check and see if it is a counterfit case. They will ask you for the cerial numbers in the front and back of the case. If it is truly a Lifeproof case, test it with a paper towel in the case and put it in a sink or bowl of water to see if it leaks. Then be careful and take your time to fit it to the phone one corner and one side at a time, if you get in a hurry it doesn't work right. It takes time. I ordered 2 crom Coco Fun, one was a real lifeproof case and the other one was a counterfeit and it was... » Read More If you bought it from Coco Fun, the first thing you need to do is call Lifeproof to check and see if it is a counterfit case. They will ask you for the cerial numbers in the front and back of the case. If it is truly a Lifeproof case, test it with a paper towel in the case and put it in a sink or bowl of water to see if it leaks. Then be careful and take your time to fit it to the phone one corner and one side at a time, if you get in a hurry it doesn't work right. It takes time. I ordered 2 crom Coco Fun, one was a real lifeproof case and the other one was a counterfeit and it was horrible, couldn't hear people and people couldn't hear me. Hope this helps « Show Less
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I have a jailbroke iphone 4 and a ipod touch. It works for both. I tried on the touch before it was modded and all i could get was the sound to work
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The phone that I bought was a remanufactured Iphone that was made up of parts from quite a few different phones. Apple would not work on it and they said that it was junk. junked it and bought a good one. I would not spend a dime on one. Would it work In Argentina? I would say if it did it would be no better than the one that I had here.
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I get "This cable or accessory is not certified and may not work reliably with the iPhone" and it does not charge my phone. Waste of money!
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I have the same problem. I have two of these stands that I bought well before the iPhone 5 came out - I just want the little plastic pieces that make the stands work with the lightning cord. I've had no luck...
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Doesn't work. iPhone keeps saying "This accessory may not be supported" while I am hand cranking the machine. And it does not charge the phone.
347355
I couldn't get it to work at all. I don't remember if I tried with ios7 or ios8.
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I tried it 2 weeks ago as I needed to connect an external battery to my iPhone 5 (with iOS 7) while on the bike stand (I was doing MTB and my phone battery power was running out). For some reason the phone didn't charge at the beginning and got a system message saying that the accessory was not certified and that it might not work reliably with my iPhone. But I disconnected and connected it back, the warning appeared once more but the phone was charging just fine.
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No. It will work for a few seconds and then you get a "This Accessory is not compatible with this iPhone" error message then the external screen goes blank. Don't waste your money on this.
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This should answer your questions.http://gizmodo.com/5945889/some-third-party-adapters-might-not-work-with-your-new-iphone
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Thank you !!!, your reply saved me from alot frustration of purchasing and trying to install it on i phone,
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I did with AT&T; SIM card and it worked perfectly! The iPhone didn't have any problems
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I was able to successfully charge my iPhone; but there is a very important step not yet mentioned here. When you crank fast enough, the lightening bolt icon will appear and let you know that you are successfully charging your phone. The problem is that the newer IOSs have software that restricts non-Apple third party devices and will stop your phone from charging (Stinky Apple. I love to hate you). To bypass these restrictions in the software, you must do the hand-crank charging while the phone is off. I did it and it worked! After turning it off and cranking it for a few minutes, I was able to increase the charge by a few percent (about 1 percent per minute). I was able to successfully charge my iPhone; but there is a very important step not yet mentioned here. When you crank fast enough, the lightening bolt icon will appear and let you know that you are successfully charging your phone. The problem is that the newer IOSs have software that restricts non-Apple third party devices and will stop your phone from charging (Stinky Apple. I love to hate you). To bypass these restrictions in the software, you must do the hand-crank charging while the phone is off. I did it and it worked! After turning it off and cranking it for a few minutes, I was... » Read More I was able to successfully charge my iPhone; but there is a very important step not yet mentioned here. When you crank fast enough, the lightening bolt icon will appear and let you know that you are successfully charging your phone. The problem is that the newer IOSs have software that restricts non-Apple third party devices and will stop your phone from charging (Stinky Apple. I love to hate you). To bypass these restrictions in the software, you must do the hand-crank charging while the phone is off. I did it and it worked! After turning it off and cranking it for a few minutes, I was able to increase the charge by a few percent (about 1 percent per minute). « Show Less
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No it is not compatable. It's uses a 30-pin adapter and the iPhone 5C uses a lightening connector.
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Hi there, you aren't alone. I purchased this so called unlock iPhone but actually it's still locked. I'm gonna return what i purchased too.
625237
I'm no expert about this stuff, but it worked for me with a new iphone 5c. Good luck.