After putting the OtterBox case on the Motorola RAZR HD stilll be used with the desktop charging dock and the mobile dock for the vehicle?
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I don't have a either dock. But there is an opening for both the USB and regular charger the phone comes with, so it can be charged while still in the case. But I don't know where the phone connects while using a "dock" since I don't own one. And when charging the phone in my car I've used the GPS dock that came with the phone and it can sit in that dock and still be charged at the same time. Sorry I couldn't be much more helpful to you.
225797
I have two docks for one DROID RAZR, at work and home, nothing needs to be done, just plug in and dock it, perhaps yours is deffective , its' a passive connection
520165
My Wife loves this Docking AudioMy Wife's case worked fine. Otterbox case is too thick that it won't fit most of docking Audio.
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I have this dock for my iPhone 5S with an Otterbox Commuter case on and it didn't fit at all :/ Had to remove both the hard and soft case to get it to charge.
1631280
If you place the RAZR HD in the middle then yes it covers the volume button. I just slide it slightly off center and it is fine. It does not cover the charging port at all. Works on the iPhone too.
687167
Not directly, this lapdock is designed for the Droid Bionic and Atrix only, I believe. The HDMI and USB ports on these phones are on the side, whereas the Droid Razr line, the ports are on the top. The Motorola Lapdock 100 and 500 Pro use a short cable that is compatible with most Motorola phones, with a currently Web Dock software. Otherwise you would need short micro HDMI and micro USB cable extensions use this lapdock with the Droid Razr Maxx.
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I just got one of these docks myself, and found that Galaxy Note 3 in an Otterbox Commuter series case (their thinnest case) will not connect to the dock. Since the charging port cover on the case doesn't close properly anyway, and blocks docking, I cut that flap off, then filed out the charging opening in the outer shell slightly to accommodate the base of the USB3 connector, and the phone STILL will not dock with the case installed. It won't dock *reliably* even with just the silicone liner of the case in place. I just talked to Otterbox and they have no suggestions. The annoying thing is that it looks as though it WOULD work, if only the spring-loaded base of the dock had about another 2mm-3mm of travel. (Samsung, are you listening? ...Probably not.) It's extremely annoying having to choose between "Case that will protect my phone" and "Case that will still let me dock my phone". Can anyone perhaps offer any tips for cases known to fit and work for this dock? Perhaps we can at least take the guesswork out of which cases will work with the dock and which won't. I'll start: OtterBox cases WILL NOT work with this dock.
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Unfortunately, no... the dock is designed to securely hold the device's exact dimensions only. Any case the phone is in must be removed before you can place it in the dock. This is especially important because even if you could successfully force the device into the dock, while in a protective case, the permanently-mounted connector which provides power (for charging), can optionally deliver audio to an external device (your car stereo) and, most importantly, activates the vehicle dock home screen and it's associated features, will no longer line up, and so would not connect.
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Yes it will, but you will not get it into the Desktop mode. But the 11.6' inch sceen Atrix Lapdock is cheaper than the Lapdock 500 made for the Razr. I actually tried my friends Atrix on my Lapdock 500 this past week.
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I believe it will not fit for your case. I'm not giving you my own opinion. I went to iBolt website and found this "The iBOLT Dock is designed to be compatible with most cases up to 2.5 mm thick, including Otterbox Commuter type but it does NOT work with the Otterbox Defender or Ballistic (unfortunately). " http://www.ibolt.co/ibpf-33307
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No. you have to remove the cover even if you are not using the dock to charge the phone. I use the Otter Commuter which is very thin and it will not fit the dock unless I remove it
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I have not personally tried it, however from what I've heard from those that have is that the ports on the RAZR are reversed from the Bionic (HDMI and Micro USB). What they had to do was disassemble the part that flips down for the phone and take the ports off and plug them in. The lap dock is just a battery, screen, keyboard and trackpad. There is no software in the lapdock so it'll work with any device that has HDMI out and USB for data and charging. I have an Android micro PC that works great on the Lapdock. Hope this helps.
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Yes you would have to remove the case everytime you place your Droid on the dock. Unfortunately, this dock wasn't designed to allow you to leave any case on your phone while you have it docked.
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No, this is for the standard Droid RAZR, the Droid RAZR Maxx will not fit in this. You need this one: Motorola HD Vehicle Navigation Dock for Motorola DROID RAZR HD/RAZR MAXX HD - Retail Packaging
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Not sure about Otterbox, but it will not work with LifeProof case... iPhone needs to be out of the case to sit in dock.
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Hello,I think it doesn't fit for your Razr M :/ If you send me a photo of "charging hole" I can check with dock.Bye
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I would say that a shell style case would work. My wife had the otterbox commuter and I was able to fit that. But if I was docking it for myself, daily, I'd modify the case by taking the charger port flap off. I don't use a case on my phone. To use the outbox there is a piece that removes from the dock to allow more space. It isn't obvious in the PCs that it does that.Sort answer: some cases would fit. Big ones like the defender I doubt would.