http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DPMNNUO
Anyone tried using a magnetic mount like this with a qi insert tag? I'm concerned the magnetic strip may interfere with the charging.
Has anyone tried any sort of metal case that interfered with the wireless charging?
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My charging cable hasn't really been working well and I just noticed it only has four golden colored prongs inside of it. Can anyone confirm this isn't correct before I order a new one?
Edit yea its not the cable this thing is just barely charging.
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Gahh Its Lee said:
My charging cable hasn't really been working well and I just noticed it only has four golden colored prongs inside of it. Can anyone confirm this isn't correct before I order a new one?
Edit yea its not the cable this thing is just barely charging.
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Is it the OE cable? And charger? If its not that's your problem.
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mine does the same thing from time to time. if its charging slow unplug it and plug back in, then make sure the red light is on. i have noticed sometimes when i get a email or text and the charging indicator goes off(red light), it seems to only be trickle charging per say.
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Is it the OE cable? And charger? If its not that's your problem.
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I don't think I have ever used the charger & usb cable that came with my Note 2. I have never had any issues with it charging. In fact, I am currently using a Motorola wall unit with a no name cable upstairs, & a cheap wall unit from Walmart & the cable from an Acer tablet. Both charge fine.
I'm using OEM charger and cable I installed an app called galaxy charging current and its showing a ridiculous fluctuation. I'm thinking it may be a faulty charger. It charges much faster on my car charger.
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Ended up being a crap cord
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I currently have this car charger:
http://www.amazon.com/PNY-P-P-DC-UF...fkmr2&keywords=usb+2.0+car+charger+pny+2.1amp
When I first got it, I shorted the pins to force it to charge in AC mode. Now that I know it is capable of 2.1amps and our phone can accept similiar amperage, will I need a micro usb 3.0 cable for it to charge at 2.1amps? Or will my old galaxy s3 usb 2.0 cable be able to charge it at 2.1 amps as well?
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I use this dual USB car charger for my N3.....I purchased it for my S3 and its working fine for a long...and working well with N3 too...as far there is no issue with it ...it is capable of 2,1 A...so it works well for N3...but I am looking for a mount for N3 having in built application of charging....If you are known to some nice ones...then do share
y buy one on ebay very good and xip
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I currently have this car charger:
http://www.amazon.com/PNY-P-P-DC-UF...fkmr2&keywords=usb+2.0+car+charger+pny+2.1amp
When I first got it, I shorted the pins to force it to charge in AC mode. Now that I know it is capable of 2.1amps and our phone can accept similiar amperage, will I need a micro usb 3.0 cable for it to charge at 2.1amps? Or will my old galaxy s3 usb 2.0 cable be able to charge it at 2.1 amps as well?
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No, a USB 2.0 cable will charge at the same current as a USB 3.0 cable (1800mA with the screen turned off, 1200mA with it on).
If the max is only 1.8amp then why is our charger rated at 2amp?
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Overhead.
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Change the color to black and it's less than half the price. Isn't there an app that will tell you how much current it is drawing while charging?
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If the max is only 1.8amp then why is our charger rated at 2amp?
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I believe there is also a loss of energy during the transfer of energy. The process is not 100% efficient.
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Change the color to black and it's less than half the price. Isn't there an app that will tell you how much current it is drawing while charging?
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The app is in the Play Store and named Galaxy Charging Current
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Nfc i.c released ...
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Those pins are for Qi charging. The NFC pins are above the battery.
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No I believe that's the ID chip for the s view cover so the phone can tell the color of the case, genuine product and type of s view (tall or short, although I don't believe the short windows will come out for our notes
no those are the wireless charging pins, the sview pin is the bottom one of the 3 which is clearly missing on that case
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no those are the wireless charging pins, the sview pin is the bottom one of the 3 which is clearly missing on that case
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No, those are not for wireless charging. They are mounted low enough to contact the bottom 2 pins, which means they control the S-view features.
The charging cover would have 3 pins there plus two pins higher up to contact the NFC pins (if present the wireless charging coil would interfere with the built-in NFC antenna).
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Truth.....!!
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Is this normal?I wouldnt think it would be normal.and it gets so hot that you can really hold onto it that long.I stopped using it because of this problem.any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Its normal mine does same when was stock . after u take it off it cools down right?
Magnetic induction tends to heat the coil up... and this is the heat that you feel
So this will not hurt my device or my wireless charger? Thanks In advance!!!
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If you peel off the cooper shield on the back cover it will help reduce the heat a bit. Also finding the sweet spot on the wireless charger pad also help too.
What is the purpose antennas that are under the back cover, i damaged them...?
one is above the wireless charging, the other is at the very bottom?
How did you damage them?
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