Anyone use this or know someone that has? It looks very interesting... Thanks
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Wireless Charging Pad | Duracell Powermat
Yes. They have a charging case for the S3 to use with the wireless powermat. I'm sure it works.....I'm looking into getting one for my self but using it with my otterbox defender would be a pain....
Awesome might be getting it for Christmas does the case add bulk?
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That's awesome does it interfere with nfc?
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I saw this in the newspaper last week and thought this looks hot! I guess I have to purchase the case for the S3 separate though right? The power mat alone was a hundred bucks. Anyone with it know how much the case is?
My GS3 sleeps in the bed and I make my girlfriend sleep on the couch
It's all included. Case and powermat plus backup battery. At least where I work its included for the $100 lol
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I have to charge my SIII so seldom I just don't see much value in it. Saving a $100+ in exchange for plugging the phone in once or twice a day seems a decent trade-off to me.
Not at all. Very slim and adds a nice touch to it, especially since it's white and my phone is white. I've dropped it a couple times and no damage so it actually provides some protection too
Good point but it just looks cool lol. You won't have to look for an outlet, just place the phone on the powermat and voila!
Well no, not really. If you're carrying a charger around with you, whether the Powermat or a regular charger, you still have to find a place to plug it in. The Powermat only saves you that step if you leave it plugged in in one location. I have USB chargers everywhere I normally spend time, so all I have to do is plug in the micro USB connector. Hardly a difficult or challenging activity.
I understand. But you said "you don't have to look for an outlet." That's true for any charger that you leave in one place, not just the Powermat. So give me a little credit, and carefully think about what I was responding to.
All the Powermat saves you is plugging the micro USB connector in. I'd have to be plugging that thing in 50 times a day to make me even consider spending $100+ to avoid it.
To each his own, though. if it floats your boat, and you've got the cash, go for it.