Results in battery drain, no good magnetic connection
581714
Although this case appears nicely built and serves to protect the iPad, the magnetic closure does not oppose the correct area on the iPad to get consistent auto wake/sleep functionality.  The case must be pushed or adjusted after each close to "auto sleep", which is the primary purpose for purchasing this item.  Also, once you have the iPad in sleep mode, if you pick up the iPad in the case, it "auto wakes" even though you have the case "closed".  This entirely defeats the purpose of the case, losing all portability if you plan on maintaining any simblance of battery life.  This, in effect, renders your once portable iPad into a desktop device if you wish to avoid unwanted battery drain from unintended "auto wake/sleep".  I guess in the truest sense of the word, this case really is an "auto wake/sleep" case, just not when I want it too.  Maybe I'll try again if they redesign it a bit.  Until then, make another choice!
2345162
I really like the idea of the Transformer Pad. I like the keyboard, and I like many of the things that ASUS has done with the Zen interface. Overall, I'd give this item a 3 or 4, but the BATTERY STINKS.

I've had 2 units to date, and they both failed in the same way. At first the battery seemed to be working fine, but within 1 day the battery stopped charging to full, and won't keep a charge for anything over 2 hours if that.

So, I'm extremely disappointed. I wanted to really like the Transformer Pad, but if the battery is this bad, and my wife's Samsung 10 inch is 12 hours battery life, then I'll probably have to go with a Lenovo Yoga or a Samsung.
1924451
Battery dies in 30 mins, can't connect to pc, smh
1346848
I bought this to use when hooking up my macbook pro to an external monitor.  It worked well for the first 2 weeks, but now the bluetooth connectivity doesn't work about 40% of the time.  If I turn the keyboard off because I'm stepping away for a bit, 40% of the time it will not work when I come back despite my laptop's bluetooth menu saying it's connected.

The workaround I've discovered works for this is to remove it as a device from my bluetooth preferences and re-add it as if it were a new device.  This takes a couple minutes each time and requires me to open my laptop up and bring it to an area of the desk where I can type so it's tedious to do so frequently.
3485028
It seems that Toshiba needs to put in better power management software into there designs, I use this laptop 95% of the time in a docking stations which over cooks the battery so it has very little "life" when unplugged from docking station. It seems to me that a simple software tweak could fix this, I don't understand why this hasn't been address before.
4376824
After two weeks of normal usage (taking out of the backpack, connecting to MacBook+mouse/keyboard) it started to disconnect my devices whenever I move or touched it.

IMHO it's a design issue. The cable isn't hardened at the ends, and connected to the unit at an angle which produces too much mechanical force for it to handle.

I bought another Kanex adapter (USB-C to HDMI) which has worked flawlessly, probably due to it having a much tougher & hardened cable (added a photo of them both #3).

A shame they aren't consistent in their quality.
4714527
Greatly DISAPPOINTED  !!
Here I was hoping to be getting a magnetic connection I could rely on, only I got a connection which I find disgustingly weak and very unreliable. I'm highly Disappointed and thoroughly Disgusted.
May all other purchasers BEWARE !!!
1547740
I truly wanted to like this mount, but it just didn't work. I bought two in October (one for each car) and didn't try to use them until recently. First the positive- they fit into the CD player nicely and the mechanism to secure it is done really well. And now for the negative, and its a BIG negative - the magnet just doesnt work. In fact, its one of the weakest magnets Ive ever seen. It will hold only the lightest of phones AND when the phone doesnt have a case on it. (And yes, I attached the included metal pieces to the phone to try to ensure the magnetic attraction).  Even if you get a decent hold, and car vibrations from the road will cause the phone to slide down off the magnet. I would recommend buying a mount that uses a mechanical mechanism to secure your phone instead of one of these.
2064228
I have been fighting with this gadget for two weeks, it rings one time and not the next. By the time it detects motion, the person is either long gone or their back side is greeting you. Battery drains quickly, even though its hardwired (confirmed by the app under device health > power source) requiring complete removal of the doorbell so it can be plugged-in into a computer for re-charging. Customer support has been great, but unfortunately I think the issue is the product itself. Overall I am very dissatisfied with the product and will most likely return it for a full refund shortly.
3233522
Doesn't stay charged and doesn't work for magnetic cards if it dies. This is unfortunately designed so poorly, as there is no way to turn it off and on to save the charge! So once you unplug it, it starts to die. I left it sitting for about an hour and that was enough to kill the charge, rendering it useless even when someone handed me a magnetic card. I had to unplug it and use the old reader. I also tried to more expensive square EMV contactless reader, and that didn't work either. How are independent, small business owners supposed to continue to take cards if there are no working chip card readers on the market?
3350707
Integrated magnet paralyzes the on board compass of the X.  Thought it was software or the phone itself, until I finally took the case off.  Suddenly the compass works fine.  Thankfully the GPS can sort itself out, but for stationary uses it remains fixed on the North position.  I've had magnetic cases before, where the magnet covered most of the back of the phone without this kind of issue.  Seems like a glaring design flaw.  It's unfortunate as I really like this case otherwise.  Can't really use it though as magnetic sensors are kind of important for some apps.  If you care about location accuracy, then I would steer clear of this case.
302156
This review is for the iDOO 0.5mm Ultra Thin Qi Standard Wireless Charging Receiver Module for Samsung Galaxy Note 4 N910 - Black.

The pin inside the charging port of my Galaxy Note 4 had become loose. So loose that I couldn't get any charging cable to charge it. Looking for a solution that didn't include a hefty security deposit, I purchased an extra battery, battery charger, this Qi wireless charging receiver, and a charging base.

My first gripe of sorts is that the receiver has a sticker. The sticker sticks to the battery itself and not to the back panel of the phone. This is a problem. When changing out batteries, one battery the sticky adhesive has rubbed off on and the receiver sticks to it fine. But I have to use a piece of scotch tape to keep it on the other battery. So why not buy 2 receivers and have one on each battery? Well. Unfortunately, the battery lays in my battery charger on the same side that the receiver sticks to. I would have to remove the receiver anyway.

My second gripe is the slow charging time. I leave my phone on the wireless charging pad over night and it's not 100% when I wake up. That is simply too slow to charge. Luckily I found a back for the note 4 with the Qi receiver built into it here on amazon for a decent price so that's what I'll be moving to next.

This review may not be for everyone. I realize that, but also I hope this review informs people that if their USB port breaks, they have options.
3583575
The design is solid. Very thin. Battery life is also good. However, this device randomly disconnects and I have to go to Bluetooth settings, unpair it, and re-pair it again. I planned to use this for the PC I keep hooked up to my TV, but that's probably not going to work since I have to go through the aforementioned process at least a few times a day.

It would probably be a good option for use with a tablet while on the go, but that's about it.

Edit: customer support reached out to me and provided a replacement. The replacement seems to work just fine so for, so I have changed my rating from 2 stars to 5 in light of the prompt and helpful service.
2089961
The magnetic cover seems to make my Kindle's battery drain extremely quickly. Why was this never mentioned in the description?
2173784
Magnets on case caused phone battery to overheat and lose ability to maintain charge.  Wife had to replace phone.
3878403
I like the design of the pad. Lots of adjustments for the type and size phone/ I thought that I would like the magnetic connector more than I did. The problem with the connector is that every time I hit a bump in the road - the magnetic connection looses contact - and my phone beeps to let me know that I lost power. I have since replaced the magnetic connector with a straight cable to the power supply and no more problem. The rubber base at first stuck well to my dash - then after a few days lost its cohesion. I tried double stick tape to keep the unit from sliding off the dash, however that won't stick to the rubber. I applied a good quality velcro strip to the center to keep the unit in place on my dash. This is important, as I don't always have a phone sitting on my dash. The velcro does the trick. It keeps the unit firmly in place on my dash, when I don't have anything sitting in the mount. I do like this holder - and I think it is well worth the money. If the magnetic power connection base was a little deeper, perhaps it would not loose connection - and if the company provided some adhesive strips to keep the unit mounted firmly to dash, I would rate this a bit higher. All in all - I do think it is one of the better solutions out there for mounting your phone in your car. You can connect and disconnect your phone quickly and it does have a nice techy look to it while the phone is in the cradle. It is one of the most unobtrusive phone holders I have seen. I tried some other manufacturers, and this one, despite the few mentioned abnormalities, is the best design. If you have the same problem I did with the magnetic power connector - you can pick up 6 foot and longer micro usb cable now from Amazon - fairly low cost. If your phone does not create an alert message when you loose power (like mine does) then the magnetic power connector should work fine for you.
4958653
From the getgo I had a keyboard that would constantly shut off and lose connection. I thought it might be the batteries so I changed them 3 times! Didn't work! No I have an aluminum paperweight that sometimes functions as a keyboard