scottysize
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I've had a cover on it for so long, maybe I don't know what I got. LOL It looks like metal with glass on the top.
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It's Sitting in my Play Cart. Get it? (Battery Life Topic)
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Nope. Glass with a kind of sticker type thing on it. There was a video where someone took a Note 5 or something (same design principles) apart and removed the colored sticker, to reveal the insides.
It's got that metal frame around the sides, but the front and back are glass.
EDIT: Skip to 4:50 or so, he talks about the material. This isn't the clear back video, just a teardown. I tried to link it with the time at 4:50, but it didn't work.
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"The choice of design materials also plays a role in the introduction of wireless charging to smartphones. Apple’s iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are constructed of aluminum, which can't support wireless charging technology.
“You can’t have inductive charging on an all-aluminum, all-metal back,” said Wayne Lam, IHS senior analyst. “That’s a big reason why the S6 has a glass back. If it was all metal, it physically couldn’t have happened.”
That answers that. I won't be purchasing an all metal phone then.
“You can’t have inductive charging on an all-aluminum, all-metal back,” said Wayne Lam, IHS senior analyst. “That’s a big reason why the S6 has a glass back. If it was all metal, it physically couldn’t have happened.”
That answers that. I won't be purchasing an all metal phone then.
Consider that wired charging on this thing seems to be stupid fast! I put mine on charge last night at about 28%, and it was fully charged within an hour and a half! THAT was impressive! And with USB-C, plugging it in is a no-brainer...you don't even have to look at the plug for orientation!
I got a Qualcomm 2.0 rapid car charger for this...we'll see how well it does there...I hear that the Qualcomm 2.0 doesn't quick charge these phones.
I got a Qualcomm 2.0 rapid car charger for this...we'll see how well it does there...I hear that the Qualcomm 2.0 doesn't quick charge these phones.
Definitely interested to hear how that works ...Consider that wired charging on this thing seems to be stupid fast! I put mine on charge last night at about 28%, and it was fully charged within an hour and a half! THAT was impressive! And with USB-C, plugging it in is a no-brainer...you don't even have to look at the plug for orientation!
I got a Qualcomm 2.0 rapid car charger for this...we'll see how well it does there...I hear that the Qualcomm 2.0 doesn't quick charge these phones.
There's been some testing done. I think there may even be a thread on here with results. There are SOME chargers that will register as Rapid Charging that aren't the stock one that comes with the device, but not a whole lot.Consider that wired charging on this thing seems to be stupid fast! I put mine on charge last night at about 28%, and it was fully charged within an hour and a half! THAT was impressive! And with USB-C, plugging it in is a no-brainer...you don't even have to look at the plug for orientation!
I got a Qualcomm 2.0 rapid car charger for this...we'll see how well it does there...I hear that the Qualcomm 2.0 doesn't quick charge these phones.
The device doesn't support Qualcomm's standard, according to specs, but apparently if you have the proper power from the charger, it will still work. Though, I believe the power required is more than a Qualcomm charger puts out.
I've had a QI charging device with chargers for 2 years. I'm moving away from it. It's not the "fad" I thought it was. I personally won't miss it. Especially with 7 hours of battery in 15 minutes of fast charging. Faster than any QI charging can do.