Recent content by charleskoz

Used the Powermod a few times, no issues so far.

Well, that's why I am biased towards Amazon. When that happens I click a few buttons and UPS comes pick up the old device and I order a new one. :) I'll report back on how it works. If it doesn't, I'll find the Verizon one somewhere local if I can. Thanks.

True often, though the case I ended up keeping costs $10 and I liked better than two $25 ones. I don't care too much about the few extra bucks but Amazon is just more convenient. I'll try the Powermod and see how it goes.

Anyone have the Powermod one? I know a lot of folks like the Verizon one but it's not on Amazon and I'm a Prime junkie. :) It's also overpriced.

The link is here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00K7EW9X0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&t=androidcentral00-20&tag=hawk-future-20&ascsubtag=UUacUvbUpU4121610 However, it does NOT support Samsung's fast charging despite the description, so it is going back and I'm back to the...

Decided to order the official Samsung one, since I like OEM stuff when it has good reviews. I'll report back on how it works. Thanks.

Thanks for the replies, appreciate it.

Can anyone recommend a car charger for the Note 4 that supports Quick Charge 2.0 / Adaptive Fast Charging? Priorities: Good quality, reasonable price, if possible availability on Amazon. Thanks. :)

Re: 15000 mAh Li-Ion powerbank preferably capable of Adaptive fast charging for Samsung Galaxy Note Thanks. You're probably right, but maybe if the tech catches on, who knows. At least good to know I may be waiting in vain. :) The thing is that I often don't have any problem with the battery...

Re: 15000 mAh Li-Ion powerbank preferably capable of Adaptive fast charging for Samsung Galaxy Note I had that and returned it. The charging was extremely slow on the one I had, and the battery percentage display inaccurate. Hope you have better luck with it...

Re: 15000 mAh Li-Ion powerbank preferably capable of Adaptive fast charging for Samsung Galaxy Note Yeah I'm still looking for one that supports adaptive fast charging, no luck yet.

Same basic idea as how RFID tags work. There are lots of ways to do this (your finger has no batteries in it either, right? :) )

I must be an outlier because I never use it. I was an early adopter of computers back in the 1980 era. My handwriting is atrocious and so for me this would be a step backwards. Maybe that's why. :) Even with my fat thumbs I do better using a predictive keyboard than writing with the pen. Does...

I ended up just shaving down the plug on the headphone jack adapter I already had and it fits now. I think I'm going to keep this case -- it seems solid, I like the vertical/horizontal kick stand and it has a good feel. Some folks won't like the rather large gaps in some places, especially the...

The Thor case does look good. Verus has a lot of negative reviews for customer support on Amazon, though. I just got the Evecase I ordered. For $11 it is pretty nice. Once I figured out that I had to disassemble the interior plastic shell it went in easily and the rubber outer layer is great...