This say Galaxy S5 but the USP port on the S5 doesn't seem to the micro USB 3.0 connector. Is this really compatible with the S5?
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Yes it is it worked fine with my S5 as a charging cord and as a data transfer cable
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The picture on amazon isn't very good, but I bought this as a second charger so I could leave one at my office. It is identical to the cord that came with the s5.
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Yes, I Plug my S5 into this charger every day and it charges my phone. Any use of this cable beyond that is unknown to me.
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Electrically, the USB 3.0 connector will work no problem. The issue with the S5 is the USB 3.0 port cover. The S5 port cover will have to be removed to be able to use this dock. If you remove the port cover, you phone will no longer be waterproof. I recommend just using the USB 3.0 cable that came with the phone and not trying to dock.
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Unfortunately not. Galaxy S5 is indeed very different, which is why I had to purchase this when I upgraded from the 3 to the 5.
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Yes it works with galaxy s5 phones, but they say 5ft but they are only 3ft. I sent it back for the correct size, and they sent another 3ft
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Yes you can use it in your Galaxy S5. It is completely original and works great. It is the same one you can buy from Samsung and it had NFC support.
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I dont believe it will. The Galaxy S5 uses a USB 3.0 connection for faster data transfer. The Galaxy S5 Active i understand still uses the USB 2.0 connection.
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Hmm. I have a Samsung Galaxy S5 from AT&T;, and didn't have to cut anything. Everything fit with no issues. The charging coil aligned fine, the contacts meshed fine, and the back seated great. I only wish everything I owned worked this well!I would be very surprised if the plastic circuit boards were different on the same phone from different network providers. I would like to ask the first responder to this if he actually has a Samsung Galaxy S5?
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From CNet review"What is a little different is the USB housing on the bottom of the phone. Like the Galaxy Note 3, the S5 now features the elongated USB 3.0 port, which is backward-compatible with standard micro-USB cables. In other words, you can still charge the phone with legacy USB cables, but it'll really juice up quickly with the compound USB 3.0 cable Samsung supplies."
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Hi thereI have placed mine in my galaxy s4 phone. The s4 and the s5 are pretty much the same phone. It will work with your galaxy s5 phone.
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I don't know of galaxy s5, I bought it for an 2012xperia z1and work fine just by putting it in the phone, also with an adapter works flawlessly with win 8.1
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I have the galaxy S3. I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't work on the S5. these are all standard parts. When I upgrade to the S5 I intend to move it to the new phone.
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No it will not work with the S3/ However I just entered "samsung galaxy S3 charging port replacement part" and it brought up numerous replacement ports that are the right parts...I have replaced my S3 port...
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Jennifer, unfortunately Samsung released the S5 without DockMode. Because of this, the two are incompatible.
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I have never used it with a Samsung Galaxy S5 Active. However, I can confirm that it works fine with a Samsung Galaxy S4 and they both have a USB 2.0 port and the ability to host a thumb drive.
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Karla has the correct answer. Your S5 supports the new micro USB 3.0 standard. However that standard was designed in such a way that you can still plug in the older standard micro USB 2.0. (however you cannot do the reverse, that is if you have an older phone that uses a micro-USB 2.0 port, you cannot plug a micro-USB 3.0 wire). The benefits of using a USB 3.0 plug are faster charging and faster data transfers.As for the name, they're both "micro B", just this one uses USB 2.0 so it's called "USB 2.0 micro-b" and the new one uses USB 3.0 so it's called "USB 3.0 micro-b." Images can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#Host_and_Device_interface_receptacles Karla has the correct answer. Your S5 supports the new micro USB 3.0 standard. However that standard was designed in such a way that you can still plug in the older standard micro USB 2.0. (however you cannot do the reverse, that is if you have an older phone that uses a micro-USB 2.0 port, you cannot plug a micro-USB 3.0 wire). The benefits of using a USB 3.0 plug are faster charging and faster data transfers.As for the name, they're both "micro B", just this one uses USB 2.0 so it's called "USB 2.0 micro-b" and the new one uses USB 3.0 so it's called... » Read More Karla has the correct answer. Your S5 supports the new micro USB 3.0 standard. However that standard was designed in such a way that you can still plug in the older standard micro USB 2.0. (however you cannot do the reverse, that is if you have an older phone that uses a micro-USB 2.0 port, you cannot plug a micro-USB 3.0 wire). The benefits of using a USB 3.0 plug are faster charging and faster data transfers.As for the name, they're both "micro B", just this one uses USB 2.0 so it's called "USB 2.0 micro-b" and the new one uses USB 3.0 so it's called "USB 3.0 micro-b." Images can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#Host_and_Device_interface_receptacles « Show Less
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No, it does not. This cable does not have the correct connector that the S5 requires.
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As far as I know.it should work with the s5.as I have the s3.and it works just fine.so I dont see any issues.hope this helps you.