Can this be used by plugging in and placing on the center console of a vehicle? If so, is it non-slip so charger and phone won't slide off?
157767
It is NOT non-slip (if fact I do not like the fact my cell phone slides off it so easily).
157768
I don't own this but here's what I'd try if I were to use this in a car: smear a very thin film of silicon sealant over the charging surface, perhaps texturing the surface further by for instance dragging a pocket comb over the wet silicon. I've done this with other things and when the silicon dries it has a good non-slip surface. Alternatively you can try "egrips" appliques, which work great.
157769
I would not even buy this I were you it does not work and it is not non-slip
157770
Yes it can be used in car, tbut he phone will slide off.I recommend you buy a wireless power charger made to be used in a car instance.
766854
For the most part no. It keeps the phone from sliding on your seat or dashboard.
1981617
It is coiled in the middle, straight on either end, maybe about a foot or a little more in total length, stretching to roughly 18-24". However, it tends to spring back or disconnect from your phone if extended to the full length. Depending on where your outlet is located, it's long enough to connect to a phone in a center console or cupholder. I'm able to connect it to my phone while it's mounted in a holder on the center vent, but it might be difficult if it were mounted on the dash or windshield, or to talk on it (non-hands free) while charging.
2283421
I would say no, if the phone falls forward, it can break off the little charger part. I had one of my docks stop working because someone pulled the phone forward instead of up when they were taking the phone off.
800795
It stays in place because the left side is like a slider door that has a spring and keeps it in place so when you plug it into the wall it doesn't fall out because of the grip of the springy door i never had any troubles with that part my only down fall is it takes it a whole day to charge your battery its a very slow charger hope I answered your question.
1404870
No. I tried to have my GPS app up while driving, and tried the dash, and the center console (fiber). In each instance, a slight turn sent the phone right off the surface and onto the floor. If you are going to get this case, you might need another item, like a dash pad, or something that will grip the phone to keep it from sliding off.
1067503
I have a 2014 Dodge Journey which has a socket for the charger in the center console. I leave it in my car all the time with no issues.
656268
I use mine with my Droid Maxx inside a Trident Cyclops case (which is similar to an Otterbox Commuter), and I haven't had any issues with it. There's a "sweet spot" you will find, what I do is lay it about 2" back, then slowly push it up until you hear the beep and the light turns blue. Also, if you have problems with slippage (fumbling in the dark, your cat is a jerk, etc.), try putting two or three small blobs of RTV silicone on the charger. Depending on the cure time, you can have it done by nightfall (or the next time you use it), it will give you extra slip resistance to keep your phone from sliding off the charger AND it won't interfere with the charge process.
1517015
No, it is simply a secure holder for your phone or other electronic device. You could have your phone plugged in using your car charger and still cradle the phone in the holder.
519887
I have mine installed in a carport. I think the instructions say it should be covered in some way. However, you can go to the website for the charger and it will tell you.
2012142
The center slip is big enough to hold a power strip cord. The 2 outter slips however are not.
1731656
IF you move around it will fall off, you can use it if you are careful but I don't think it was made for use while charging. although it does charge fast.
733656
Possible. It really needs to be very secure. Due to hard plastic dash. It slides off very easily.
2027103
The maximum distance between the two fingers is 2.75 inches. The fingers slide inwards to the point where they are touching. So, many phones will fit horizontally in the Buckle. You will be able to plug in buds and charger, but a charger will just get wound up in the steering wheel unless your on a long freeway trip with curves, no real turns.
937250
No because the phone will slide off the surface too easily. you should look at something like this: RAVPower Qi Wireless Car Charger Dock 3-Triple Coil Qi Enabled Windshield Dashboard Car Mount Holder with Wide Charging Area Wireless Charger For Qi-Enabled Devices
472697
No. It's claimed as a feature and I agree--the phone is very secure. You can set the amount of friction. I use it with a case on my iPhone 6 Plus and I have it adjusted to slide in and not move.
1429953
It has to be absolutely flush with the top of the mat. You can't have anything - not even a piece of paper or a business card between the mat and the case. There are good electrical reasons for this - magnetic fields drop off with the square of the distance, so the charger would be monstrously inefficient if it were even a little bit further away.The other issue you might have is keeping the phone in place. There is a fairly small area on the charger where the phone can sit. It is held in place with the magnetic coupling, but it's only a few ounces of pressure. In a car you would need something to secure the phone to the charger. It has to be absolutely flush with the top of the mat. You can't have anything - not even a piece of paper or a business card between the mat and the case. There are good electrical reasons for this - magnetic fields drop off with the square of the distance, so the charger would be monstrously inefficient if it were even a little bit further away.The other issue you might have is keeping the phone in place. There is a fairly small area on the charger where the phone can sit. It is held in place with the magnetic coupling, but it's only a few ounces of pressure. In a car you... » Read More It has to be absolutely flush with the top of the mat. You can't have anything - not even a piece of paper or a business card between the mat and the case. There are good electrical reasons for this - magnetic fields drop off with the square of the distance, so the charger would be monstrously inefficient if it were even a little bit further away.The other issue you might have is keeping the phone in place. There is a fairly small area on the charger where the phone can sit. It is held in place with the magnetic coupling, but it's only a few ounces of pressure. In a car you would need something to secure the phone to the charger. « Show Less