does this interfere with wireless charging, i have an otterbox and i have to remove the gel skin for it to work
1085997
This item will not allow the wireless charging to perform with the case on, it would need to be removed.
2024150
might even work better with the Samsung Wireless charging cover, cause then there wont be any connection issues,you sometimes get with the after market, third party connectors
333508
I use the Anker Qi wireless charger with this cover on my phone with no problem. I do not take the phone out, I leave it snapped into place.
2118377
I tried the leather brown case with thin 0.5mm PThink Qi wireless charging module on Tylt charger and it doesn't work. It starts charging but within couple of minutes, it gets disconnected and then intermittently starts charging again. Without the cover, it works fine. I haven't tried any other charging module or charger.
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This is recommendation to cover the possibility that a thick case will prevent your phone from charging. I've tested this charger with the Ringke Fusion and Distronic TPU cases and have had no problems. I would imagine a thinner Otterbox like the Commuter would have no issues, but someone else with a thicker one like the Defender would have to chip in here.
537665
Cannot confirm as have not tried, but I would assume that it would interfere as it ads a quite a bit of depth to the device. The case does not offer any wireless charger capabilities. Uses a standard micro USB charging cable.
1867954
I just checked the new covers for wireless charging and since they make the phone thicker, the case would not fit. Sonce the case fits exactly to the actual phone, the new thicker wireless charging covers won't fit at all. Let's wait they make an armor case suitable for the new covers.
513454
Make sure you have a qi compatible wireless charging card or back cover for your phone. Also, if you have a bulky case on your phone (I HAVE the gs5 with the otterbox preserver case) it may not charge as well. If you have the charging card and a thin case or no case at all it should work just fine.
1837563
I don't use a wireless charger. However, the case is extremely easy to put on and remove and has two parts, the outer hard shell and the inner shock absorbing wrap. It would depend on how the wireless charger actually works (how much contact, and what kind of contact, it needs).
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OK, so it turns out that if you take the black plastic kickstand mount + belt-clip off completely, the phone will wirelessly charge with the rubberized skin on. Otherwise, it will not charge. Though it isn't terribly difficult to take the black, hard-plastic parts off and on, I can imagine that repeatedly doing this will tear the thinner parts of the rubberized skin over time.
1348792
I'm not sure, I would assume so because the case is real thin... I don't know much about wireless charging, sorry.
1232405
The metal plate will interfere with wireless charging if your phone is equipped with it.
1779153
I don't use the wireless charging with my phone, so far so good with wire charging. I haven't have any problems yet with any of my cards (2 CC and driver license). I'm being using this case for the last 2 months
385815
yes. and charging with the Everready Qi charger works fine through the otterbox case. you will never notice that the receiver makes a difference in the phone.
1791156
After a quick Google search I found that some wireless charging pads charge through though it was on a specific phone but I would assume that that's universal. Also that wireless chargers advertise not to use with cases. Personally I don't have any experience with wirelessly charging with my case on seeing as I just found out that wireless charging was even possible from your question lol. I can say that the case comes off pretty easily though and it's pretty thin so if a phone could charge through an otterbox unless it's the specific phone or specific charger, I would assume it should worn for this case as well. Sadly I have no definite s but the case is ku cheaper thinner most otterbox especially I've seen and provides fantastic support. So based off of this information I would guess a yes but with the fore mentioned variables it could also be in a no lol. So once again sorry for the non definite just assuming and probability but I would look into the charging pad you have and see if others have been able to charge their phones with the cases on. I'm not sure of what pad you have so I have no idea what to search for but most likely the answer is on the Web some where. Possibly not for this specific case but it could lead you in the direction of a definite answer. I don't see why it wouldn't work if some work for otterbox especially byuri I don't know if that's because of the phone or the charger. I would assume the power of the charger would be the defining principle. So maybe look into the specific at ions of your charger and do a quick Google search of what others' experiences were. Sorry again for the non definite answers. Hopefully someone else can't point you to a more specific answer
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Yes, it charges it just fine. To prevent the side "arms" from pressing the phone's buttons, use a phone case. I use a Spigen case, with cut-outs for the buttons. The case is thin enough that it still allows Qi charging -- but the case stops the side-arms from pressing the buttons. Perfect!
725870
Yes it does not interfere, with the Nokia wireless charging base.I will tell you that if you have the fatboy charger it still workedHowever, the extra layers seemed to combine for a slower charge.