Does NFC still work after applying this product?
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I wasn't able to apply the Qi standard receiver because I own the Verizon Wireless model and it is not compatible.
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The Qi receiver insert caused a slight bulge in the back of my Note 3, and I have seen reviews by others that said some inserts cause poor NFC operation, so I modified my Qi receiver before testing it. I pulled the top blue layer off very carefully, being very gentle so I wouldn't break the delicate wires. Then I tried the bottom blue outer layer close to the copper coil. I used a small piece of clear tape to hold the insert in place and put the back on the phone. Now I can't see any bulge in the back of the phone and when I tested it the NFC function was perfect, and so is the wireless charging. The Qi receiver insert caused a slight bulge in the back of my Note 3, and I have seen reviews by others that said some inserts cause poor NFC operation, so I modified my Qi receiver before testing it. I pulled the top blue layer off very carefully, being very gentle so I wouldn't break the delicate wires. Then I tried the bottom blue outer layer close to the copper coil. I used a small piece of clear tape to hold the insert in place and put the back on the phone. Now I can't see any bulge in the back of the phone and when I tested it the NFC function was perfect, and so is the wireless... » Read More The Qi receiver insert caused a slight bulge in the back of my Note 3, and I have seen reviews by others that said some inserts cause poor NFC operation, so I modified my Qi receiver before testing it. I pulled the top blue layer off very carefully, being very gentle so I wouldn't break the delicate wires. Then I tried the bottom blue outer layer close to the copper coil. I used a small piece of clear tape to hold the insert in place and put the back on the phone. Now I can't see any bulge in the back of the phone and when I tested it the NFC function was perfect, and so is the wireless charging. « Show Less
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Using this on the Verizon Wireless Note 3, I was able to take advantage of the wireless charging even with the Otterbox Defender case, but NFC would not work until I removed the coil from the battery with and without the case. NFC failed to the JBL/Nokia Powerup speaker, and to the NFC pairing/charging cradle for the Galaxy Gear smartwatch. I have not tried modifying the coil as Paul has.
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I used NFC a few times since I had the charger installed. No problems with mine, GN3/GN3/Gear. I use a slim Spigen case with my Note3.
1562577
I couldnt find any difference between this part and the original one, NFC is working and I am sure the qi works too but i didnt test it
1000274
No but u do have NFC , if u don't know what is NFC , its the ability for supported electronics when enabled on the product u are trying to use it will allow u to take its current connection from yorheadset and autimaticly connect when u are nearby or right up on the product , eg holding your phone up to your earphones, hope this info was of some use
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I would imagine if the NFC tag was on the back of your phone, then it might indeed interfere. I would guess if you just have one attached to your phone, but say, hanging off the side, it would be fine.
187966
NFC does work with the phone in the case, even if there are credit cards in the case. HOWEVER!!!: If you have a credit card that has an NFC chip embedded, that can affect the NFC operation of your phone if they are in constant proximity to each other. No damage, but it will be constantly being triggered for the "handshake".
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I am not sure about the NFC portion. I use it to receive the signal from my wife's phone and play the sound on her headphones at night. This is a "one direction" transfer of information, the phone sends information the DBPOWER receives. The DBPOWER is only a receiver.
789332
Hello, Currently its NOT NFC compatible. It will be in the near future though.
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I don't think so, but I have not tested it. there are others that are good batteries that do have working NFC. Look up Onite on amazon.
1021921
Worked fine for me. Most of the newer versions of this receiver pass NFC just fine. There were some manufactured earlier that had the labels made with a foil backing. Some fool in the design department did not understand that METAL BLOCKS RADIO. Once someone explained that to him, the label was changed to a plastic material and all is OK. So you should have no problem.
213703
Some manufacturer's put the NFC chip in the battery itself. I know Anker is one of the few aftermarket battery producers who does have the NFC chips in the battery as well, but apparently not this one.
195154
Yes. NFC on both sides is just meant to make it easier to pair. I've had several NFC headsets now; but no NFC smartphone. I still use the traditional method. It works.
39725
I do not know about the NFC chip specifically, but I do have to carry a key card to enter my work. It is in the case and it works through the case. No hindrance at all. Hope that helps.
1969840
I don't believe so as the NFC doesn't trigger anymore, the NFC chip being located in the battery, that being said, the price was right and it works otherwise. Let's face it, the original battery wasn't great either. Weird smell, burnt out instantly, etc...
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Hi there,Excellent question Jay! Metal disrupts the signal between the NFC tags and your device. As a result, you're likely to get erratic behaviour from the tags if they're used in conjunction with any metal, including the metal on a phone case.Hope that helps!JustinWhizTags
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Assumig your phone has NFC, check to see if your phone can download the Samsung app to program them.I use an app called trigger which works just the same. If you can download it, you can program it. Trigger is also a really nice free app to get into some more automation. Look up tasker which gives you full access to the abilities of your phone
70730
As others have said NFC works just fine with this case. I have used Android Beam, paid with ISIS, and even read the contents of a ePassport (MRTD) with the cover on. Works great!