Exactly how deep are the arms? I am considering attacking a qi charging plate under the phone, but a charger plus Note III might be too thick.
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I returned this item because it was so difficult & complicated to take the phone out of the charger I almost broke my phone several times. I had to take the charger off the car to put the phone in or take it out of the dock & believe me, once that thing has your phone in its grip you almost cannot get it out.
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actually they are quite deep and adjustable. I have mine on the smallest depth and my note first fine and you should have no problem if you go another 1/4 to 1/2 inch to your note. from the iBolt site "The xProDock fits cases and batteries that range from 2.59 In (66mm) to 3.7 In (94mm) in width"
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Yes. I measured mine & it's about 1.5 centimeters thick. Really like being able to grip it better and I slip my finger through the stand to help hold it up when I'm using the wide view. It's also still small enough I can carry it in my pocket.
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I think it would be a VERY tight squeeze if it works at all. I have a really thin "jelly" case on mine and it needs some force in order to get it wedged in to the charging cradle. I am worried that I am going to loosen the charging port from the circuit board over time...but ohhhh well.
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I was using it with an iPhone 3GS which is 2.4 inches wide (plus the case). There wasn't a lot of room left when I pushed it open put the phone in. The Note 2 is 3.1 inches wide. I don't think the mount gives that.
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No I would say more about an inch thick . Maybe a little more but not much at all. Trust me it's worth it . I'm a heavy cell user while working and only use 50 % in about 8 hours . Factory battery charging all night after 3 hours steady use.
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At 2.78" wide, the S3 even with a thick case will work great as this will go much wider. One note to make, it doesn't hold cell phones well if you use the extended battery like I tend to. It also fits my Note II just fine.
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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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It looks like the Note 3 doesn't support Qi charging out of the box. You need a new Qi-enabled backplate or case. Then you would be able to use this charger.
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I don't know for sure as I have the Note 2. But if describing the dimensions of the phone with height, width, and thickness... there is not limit on the height as one side is open ended. With the width, I have about another 1/2" of clearance so that should be good. The thickness would be my one concern. I just have a flip cover that I bend back and it just barely grips the front of my phone. So if the extended battery adds a lot to the thickness, or if the Note 3 is thicker than the note 2 or ideally it is thinner?
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It should hold note 3 and charger if you have spare metal plate behind cellphone or under cover case it will hold!
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If I don't take off my VERY thin (about 0.3mm) case, the phone doesn't slide in and out of the armband very easily. The neoprene has a little give, but it looks like the Zerolemon battery makes the phone pretty thick.
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If you have a hard case, it won't fit anymore because it makes the phone maybe a millimeter thicker. I'm using the same silicone case that I had before and it stretches to fit, although it bows out a teensy bit on the sides. I use it with a Nokia DT-900 Wireless Charging Plate and it's perfect.
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Half and inch is pretty thick. I just measured the depth of the charger (without the insert) where the phone sits and it is only 5/16 (.3125) of an inch (.3125) thick, so if you have a phone that is half an inch thick, you may be out of luck.
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the charging port is wider on the note 3 for data transfers on a pc. but the charger still fits in the charging portion of the port on the right side.It's a split port. I use it on my Note 3 just fine, and have the wider charger set up on my pc
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It did not work well for me. I was holding it in my arm with the android tucked in and the android slipped out and broke. You will be beter off getting a snugg. I bought it for my galaxy 3 and its perfect. 7 inch
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No do not get this is waited three or four months thinking it would for sure fit but the side that goes into your phone is too big. I have a galaxy note 3 same charger as yours.
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the case really hampers Qi charging. I have a pad that has a generous charging area that works perfectly with the case off, but with the case on I have to move it around until it 'finds' a spot to charge at full charging speed. Make no mistake, the charging is never 100% prevented, but unless I find that spot the phone shows a message telling me that the charging isn't happening as fast as it should.