Will it hold a Nexus 5? I'm not necessarily looking for charging it or using NFC in combination with this. I just need a nice magnetic holder.
1240412
Most definitely. I was able to hold an iPad mini first gen without any issue.
1240413
I use GPS all the time with no problem. I also put both magnets for maneuverability.
1240414
Sure will. It holds my LG G2 with a otterbox defender and its bigger and heavier than the nexus 5.
2021564
i have a nexus 5 and the pouch is about as big as a credit card. try placing a credit card on the back of your phone is it fits then you probably have room for it. just make sure its not blocking the camera or the speaker if your is on the back
1518340
The magnet is not strong enough to hold the weight of the Nexus for an extended period of time. So, no. I don't think so, unless your nexus was supported on one end.
52619
Not sure about magnetic mounts, but no problem at all for wireless charging. My charger doesn't hold it magnetically.
1332770
im not sure. it is a little loose on my nexus 5 so would say it would be a little loose?
528626
I have the galaxy Note 2 and while it was a tight fit I was able to use it for my gigantic phone. I currently have my ipod touch docked in it using double sided 3m foam tape to mount it instead of the suction cup that wouldn't hold. I bout the Tetrax magnetic phone holder for my phone and that is working beautifully.
1906003
Yes! Nexus 4, with a great tight fit on the outer case on the sides. I even managed to fit a RFID/NFC subway card in between the inner and outer cases.
1920949
The mount itself is magnetic. It comes with one big metal plate and one small. Small is great for a phone, big one is good for a tablet.
681105
I looked up the specs on the Nexus 5 and measured the arms at the bottom...looks to me like it'll work fine.
982141
This is a standard USB to microUSB cable. There should be no problem charging your Nexus 5. I use it with a Samsung Galaxy II. I don't know why the StaTech cable wouldn't work for you.
1754941
The magnet is in the base, not the plates. The plate is the metal for the magnet in the base to attract to. I do not use a plate with my Nexus 5, and I have a case on it, it works with and without the case. The base holds the phone very securely with the metal that exists in the phone. This will of course vary with every phone. If they are needed, the included plates can be adheared to a bare phone or sandwiched between a case and the phone.
866090
Yes, I bought it for my nexus 7 and it barely holds the tablet it's so loose.
1247832
Interesting question! The Nexus measures 5.30" h by 2.6" wide and the case fits that quiet well, there is at least another .24" available so over all length wise I would say 5.45" , width wise its a little more difficult since the flap gives you additional room...but I would estimate another .25-35" is there so a device up to 2.9" should fit OK after that you begin interfereing with the magnetic catch...
1635527
I am pretty sure it will hold my Nexus 5 phone. I don't think it will hold the Nexus 7 tablet.
1171595
Mine holds a samsung note 8 with no problems. Holds iPhone 5 easy. So long as it's inserted snugly into your cd slot. I think they recommend not going any bigger than iPad mini. I had reservations about how it would go just being a magnet (and having to screw open the 'mouth[?]' on the insert and what damage it could do), but it's incredibly strong - no damage either. Personally, it's a product I would recommend. I drive some pretty average roads and my tab hasn't fallen off the magnet. Find out if you can return it if you're not happy with how securely it holds the iPad mini.
661667
Yes. You mean Google Nexus 5. Galaxy phones and nexus can be hold by this amazing gadget.
387825
Not sure about the dimensions on that. I use mine to hold a Nexus 7(2013) in landscape orientation with or without a case. It also holds an LG Gpad 8.3 in the same landscape orientation. I suspect your device is about the same size or smaller than the Nexus. I don't have a ruler at the moment. Google the dimensions fpr a Nexus 7(2013) if you want specifics.