Since this battery increases the volume, is it correct to assume that the special "wireless charging cover" would not work with this battery?
1586633
I have this product and if it fits like the original cover, I can say no, it will not. Hoping Hyperion would come out with a wireless charging cover to compliment the double battery. I'd be so happy if they did.
1560467
It works with a 3rd party coil that adheres to the battery, but this configuration negates the waterproof seal in the GS5. It does not work with the Samsung wireless charging cover, as this cover is thicker than the plain stock back cover. I found this out the hard way.
2132235
It is a replacement cover with prongs that contact the battery directly, and it bypasses the useless USB charging port that is such a widespread problem with the Inc2. You also need to buy a Qi-enabled wireless charging pad.
280337
Usualy such batteries are sold with a phone back cover which is larger than the ordinary one, so that it can accommodate the larger battery. Otherwise, buy one and replace the phone cover
1882061
Possibly...it depends on how damaged your charging port is. If you have tried a new battery(that has been tested to work in a different phone) and different charging cables (that are known to work on other phones) and the battery still will not charge (or will not charge fully, or intermittently charges) then this item may not help. This particular unit seems to operate via the cover charging port locking into the original charging port. If the charging port is completely non-functioning it is likely you will not be able to use this type of wireless charger. In that case, I would look at the small sticker-like wireless charging receivers that can be directly attached to the back of the actual battery instead of an incorporated special back case. If your charging port is toast, you need to bypass that functionality and charge straight from a wireless unit to the battery itself.
1785173
I would guess not. I had to get a case especially designed for the charging cover. It's not that they interfere with wireless charging, it's that the added thickness of the back makes cases very difficult to fit.
2118378
I don't know since I don't have a wireless charger. But the case does add bulk in the back part. You can see a relatively thick layer of rubber which increases the thickness of the phone. This in turn makes the phone more manageable; easy to pick up.
1900999
Just got this case, and fully assembled it DOES NOT work with the wireless charger that Google sells.When I take off the hard shell (with the kickstand) and leave on the soft rubber skin, then the battery charge indicator does come on, but the phone doesn't feel very magnetically secure on the charging stand (there's just barely some magnetic attraction left.) With the hard shell on, there's no appreciable magnetic hold and no charge indicator (possibly the metal pins in the kick stand interfere with the resonant EM energy transfer, and possibly the hard shell also creates too much distance between the phone and the charging surface.) Just got this case, and fully assembled it DOES NOT work with the wireless charger that Google sells.When I take off the hard shell (with the kickstand) and leave on the soft rubber skin, then the battery charge indicator does come on, but the phone doesn't feel very magnetically secure on the charging stand (there's just barely some magnetic attraction left.) With the hard shell on, there's no appreciable magnetic hold and no charge indicator (possibly the metal pins in the kick stand interfere with the resonant EM energy transfer, and possibly the hard shell also creates too... » Read More Just got this case, and fully assembled it DOES NOT work with the wireless charger that Google sells.When I take off the hard shell (with the kickstand) and leave on the soft rubber skin, then the battery charge indicator does come on, but the phone doesn't feel very magnetically secure on the charging stand (there's just barely some magnetic attraction left.) With the hard shell on, there's no appreciable magnetic hold and no charge indicator (possibly the metal pins in the kick stand interfere with the resonant EM energy transfer, and possibly the hard shell also creates too much distance between the phone and the charging surface.) « Show Less
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I am not completely sure. My phone had other issues but I remember the battery was much thicker and that is why it came with cover to hold it. You my not like it. It was about 2 to 3 times thicker than a normal battery.
566511
I don't see any problems for it to work with wireless charging battery. So, yes, it should work.
1833864
The case states that it will not interfere with the wireless charging, so I would figure it wouldn't interfere with anything else like that. I don't use it so can't say for sure.
2154594
The extended cover is needed for the extra thickness from the battery. There isn't a case that works with it (that I've found) but it lasts better than the OEM battery. It seems to work better when charged with an external charger (http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d.html?ie=UTF8&a;=B006G8YR36).
747853
I'm not sure what you mean. If you mean can you connect to a USB with the cover on then yes. If you mean does the Qi wireless charger work through the cover then yes. If you mean does the phone fit into a stand-up charger with the cover on then I don't know.
1779156
In my experience, I had no problem with wireless charging with my CC was in the case. Don't know about others. Wait and see what others say and decide for yourself.
217714
I'm not familiar with a wireless battery back, but the cover is designed for the thickness of the tablet if it changes I think there would be a problem of it staying attached.
1789911
I have not tried. It is a thin case and I've charged other phones with thicker cases wirelessly but I can't say for sure.
365865
Honestly it depends on your charging dock, this doesn't interfere with the wireless charger if you have that but as for like a ipod dock type charger it will vary due to the edging of the case and your charger.