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Best car charger for ET4G?

I seem to have very slow charging times in the car. I'd like a quality car charger that has safe but fast charging times. I know some of the 2.1 A ones only work for iphones and ipads. Any recommendations? I'd prefer one that has a usb port so I can plug in a straight cable or one that comes with a straight cables. The coiled ones don't work well for my needs.
EDIT - I am very sorry - I had the wrong forum open. Moderators if you could please move this thread

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I like this one, charges at 950ma which is good for a car charger. Its coiled but charges fast.
http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Vehi...Q9CA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1318115435&sr=8-1
This one works well also, car and house charger. Charges at 850ma.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-Sprint-...ccessories&hash=item1e675d19f0#ht_2790wt_1322

Thanks to tenaciousj for kindly responding to your post!!
(By the way, this really belongs in Accessories, not Development.)

Whoops - VERY VERY SORRY - had the wrong forum open.

Search for the Palm Pre car charger on Amazon. Cheap USB charger and works great.
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The Motorola one above does NOT charge at 950ma for me. It only charges at 100-300ma which is the same as USB charging, VERY slow. This sucks because it's practically useless. When I used my EVO 4G with this charger, it was charging at the ~950ma...
http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Vehi...Q9CA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1318115435&sr=8-1

This is a perfect topic for the Android Development forum.

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This is a perfect topic for the Android Development forum.
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I concur.... :-/
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lol this thread went better than expected

tracerit said:
The Motorola one above does NOT charge at 950ma for me. It only charges at 100-300ma which is the same as USB charging, VERY slow. This sucks because it's practically useless. When I used my EVO 4G with this charger, it was charging at the ~950ma...
http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Vehi...Q9CA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1318115435&sr=8-1
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How are you measuring the charge rate? I have that same charger.

m4zt3r said:
How are you measuring the charge rate? I have that same charger.
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through Battery Monitor Widget. Also during my 30min drive to work, it'll only charge up about about 6-8%. With the EVO 4G, it'd be more along the lines of 20-30% i think.

I'm using the one I got with my original epic. I did not know they make car chargers different. I thought they were all the same charging rate.
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I use a ac/dc converter it has 2 ac outlets and one usb. I also have a jlo car charger for a gps that pushes out 1Amp. Both of those have served me well
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I would use a beer can to place the device on and a miniusb cable.
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OP made a genuine mistake and isn't an idiot, so I won't Russian Nyan Cat this thread...

I Have two of these and a whole mess of these. When a cable goes bad from being mistreated, I grab another from the glovebox and stick it in the USB slot. If you have an older device that uses mini usb (slacker G2 for instance), you can just switch out the cable. After searching around, this one seems like it would push out more charging power, though. The Belkin one doesn't have a rating and the Kensington one pushes out 2.1 amps. I think I am going to upgrade.

It's all good. I maybe we can get this moved.
Samsung Galaxy S II

You need a charger that can put out more than 700 mA and shorts the D+ and D- lines of the USB port together.
If they aren't shorted together, the phone will go into USB charger mode, which will limit current to 450 mA if you have the same charging chip as the I9100, and 400 mA if you have the same charging chip as the I777 on AT&T.
Stock current limits on the I9100 and I777 are both 650 mA.
On the I9100, the current limits can be tweaked with some kernel mods. On the 777, they are fixed in hardware. Unknown about the Sprint variant.

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OP made a genuine mistake and isn't an idiot, so I won't Russian Nyan Cat this thread...
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I was kinda looking forward to that

Wireless charger

Just bringing this to everyone's attention.
Could someone tell me how this one works and if it will effect NFC?
http://dx.com/p/5500mah-wireless-charger-for-samsung-i9300-galaxy-s3-white-black-164245
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Powermat finally
Looks like powermat is finally going to start shipping too. Unfortunately they are only in white also
http://www.duracellpowermat.com/wireless-power-cases/galaxys3.html

$34-$55!?!? F*ck that! I'll continue using my $1 micro usb cable lol. Thanks anyways
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OTAw said:
$34-$55!?!? F*ck that! I'll continue using my $1 micro usb cable lol. Thanks anyways
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The one that the other guy posted only includes the case for $34. You have to buy the mat seperately. The one I found comes with both....but I'm sure that the quality isn't as good though.

that powermate case looks fat!

This is not exactly wireless, the four tits on the bottom of the door contact the bars on pad to charge. I have the qi wireless door from Verizon and the energizer two position pad. It works great but there is supposed to be a update that will increase the distance it will charge. Thus most cases will not be a problem. The current one is about 5mm I believe and suppose to be going to 40mm. Distance between the door and charger. Goodluck
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Hmmm...... I don't think the quality on that thing would be very good, $55 seems pretty steep, I'm pretty sure you can get something of better quality for cheaper or the same price.

well.. technically it's wireless...... since it doesn't require a plugging on cables.... but yeah.. it's just one of those with contacts....

mputtr said:
well.. technically it's wireless...... since it doesn't require a plugging on cables.... but yeah.. it's just one of those with contacts....
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Yeah it looks like the power runs through the power mat on those metal strips, and the contacts on the back case make a connection with that. Doesn't seem very safe or efficient, plus those contacts on the back of the case seem like they'd scratch the powermat strips, and if you look carefully on the bottom right of the first picture it looks like that may be the case, could also be writing or a reflection or something else too.

I think the price doesn't justify it. I'll stick to wired charging and wait for a phone that includes wireless charging out of the box.

wireless
This is not Qi(only way to go) nor Powermat (not bad, but not Qi...yet) nor is it inductive charging. It is CONDUCTIVE (Duracell) and useless...In this case, use a USB cable instead

I hate to play devil's advocate here, but by using this type of charging, the only thing you're doing is reducing the number of inserts/removals on your usb port thus having it last abit longer... but these things are also rated for 50,000+ insert/removal cycles so it's kinda hard to use these devices long enough to go over that limit.

mputtr said:
the only thing you're doing is reducing the number of inserts/removals on your usb port thus having it last abit longer
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You're completely missing the point. The main idea is to increase convenience, which this does big time. I don't care at all about the longevity of USB port.
That said, I bought a Verizon pad for $15 on eBay, and am now trying to find a stupid charging cover that isn't made in someone's kitchen. Finding the latter is the hard part.

bigray327 said:
You're completely missing the point. The main idea is to increase convenience, which this does big time. I don't care at all about the longevity of USB port.
That said, I bought a Verizon pad for $15 on eBay, and am now trying to find a stupid charging cover that isn't made in someone's kitchen. Finding the latter is the hard part.
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i'm not missing the point at all. The convenience factor is implied with that. There is no other real reason for you to get wireless charging.
What i'm saying is that it's an added "benefit" for this specific charger.
Also, send a PM to kms108. he's selling the receiver pad for the Qi chargers.

I'm buying the Nokia chargers as soon as I can find one hopefully this weekend seeing that the Nokia lumia 920 is released on Friday. I have the Qi receiver and it works great on the LG (Verizon Pad) just want something more appealing. They also say that the charger is more forgiving on where you place the phone do to new technology from Texas instruments.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...vYDP1wRqcU82T7-bg&sig2=vWaMClRqBgHlIWDuixIt3Q
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Custom Design Wireless Charcing dock.

I am an indusrial designer. I want to design a wireless charging dock that will hold the N7 at around a 60 degree angle so that while it charges you can have a daydream set up.
I want to design it in Solidworks, but I will need some help on the manufacuring end. If any of you know anyone that can give me a hookup on the manufacturing side, we could do a small run of these, and if it works out on the forums, put it up on amazon. Let me know if you guys know anyone. email: [email protected]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2388337

croques said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2388337
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Oh nice. I was thinking somehing more like this.
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Super ugly, but I mocked it up in 5 min. Wireless charger would be in the round area in the middle.

bobloadmire said:
Oh nice. I was thinking somehing more like this.
Super ugly, but I mocked it up in 5 min. Wireless charger would be in the round area in the middle.
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I can picture that evolving into a really awesome design.

CMNein said:
I can picture that evolving into a really awesome design.
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Slightly De-uglied

^^ Seems like that would tip over pretty easily

detonation said:
^^ Seems like that would tip over pretty easily
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Good point. I'll see what I can do. An engineer has contacted me, so we will see where this goes!
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bobloadmire said:
Good point. I'll see what I can do. An engineer has contacted me, so we will see where this goes!
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Dive you want it at 60*, add a third leg to make it a tripod. Think of the rear leg from the Microsoft surface. Maybe keep the same two spoke design for it and pivot it off of the center point.

Have the 3 legs collapse on each other (by spinning) and I'll buy one

Would be good if you were able to detach the charging cable from the actual wireless charger. This way its nice and clean look for when you just want to use it as a stand.
Maybe have the third leg come off the center of the wireless charger and have a microusb port at the foot of the 3rd leg where you would plug in the charger cord.
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I would totally buy a device like that. Can't help you with manufacturing, but I definitely wish you luck.
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I would totally buy a device like that. Can't help you with manufacturing, but I definitely wish you luck.
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michaelg1030 said:
Would be good if you were able to detach the charging cable from the actual wireless charger.
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This should be easy to acomodate. I am planning to have small base legs come off the 2 ends and toward the rear, this way you minimize amount of plastic, and still have an adjustable angle and leave the Qi clean at the top. Run the power cable down one of the side to an end and have the power plug plug in there so that cable runs up the base leg.

I want this, as I have been considering the like since replacing my old Nexus 7 with OEM dock for the new one. I used the old N7 on my nightstand as an alarm clock/clock radio, and to stream content to my bedroom a/v system. I used it for the same purposes while traveling as well.
It needs to be stable, like the old dock, and not too deep as there are numerous other items on a nightstand (water, kleenex, phone, etc.).
Looking forward to seeing how this progresses.

Let me know if you need any help with this. I have an engineering background/degree and am well versed in solidworks also.
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fosser2 said:
Let me know if you need any help with this. I have an engineering background/degree and am well versed in solidworks also.
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Shoot me an email. We are trying to figure out the best way to implement the Qi charger. You do electrical engineering?
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bobloadmire said:
Shoot me an email. We are trying to figure out the best way to implement the Qi charger. You do electrical engineering?
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Unfortunately I am much more mechanical than electrical. I definitely dabble with my electronics though and have done some other electrical projects with another tablet in the past. For starters, learning the qi spec would be a good start. This seemed like a really good read.
http://www.wirelesspowerconsortium.com/what-we-do/how-it-works/
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Might want to check this out too.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5412/ti-wireless-charging-new-chipsets-and-10w-charging-for-tablets

I saw somewhere (can't remember where) and Qi charger designed to be built into furniture (like a desktop). Just use a hole saw to make the right side hole for it to pop into, so that would get all the electronics out of the way in one chunk.

It would be good to start piecing together the charging circuit.
http://www.mouser.com/QiTech/
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Is there no Qi wireless charging stand that I can put the new Nexus 7 on? Do we really have to design our own? That's ridiculous.

[How To] Moto G Wireless Charging Internal Mod by jamlvs

--update--
If you are not rooted you will need to have the screen locked, in the beginning I was using the pattern lock. Right now I have a custom ROM (CM11) with root and have installed the "Moto Floating Charge" (needs root). That way I don't need the pattern lock. You can find more information about the Moto Floating Charge here.
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Based on this xda topic, I decided to do the same.Unfortunately, that thing hanging out of the phone and the cancellation of the micro usb port was not a good option for me. So I decided to try to put the adapter inside the phone.
The adapter:
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First we need to remove the 14 torx screws on the back of the phone.
If you need some help, just see this disassemble video until minute 2:20, including the part of disconnecting the battery!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fd3AZSXhOf8
First I looked in to the micro usb adapter to see what contact's was using, in this case (I don't know if they are all the same) it was the 2 in the edges.
I opened the adapter (It's just some sticky paper) and found out the main 2 spot's (+5v and ground) and a third spot that says 5v +1. Have not used it but it's there.
Green - 5v +1 (not used)
Blue - Ground
Red - 5V
I then connected the adapter to the phone and made a continuity test with the*multimeter and found the 5v spot and a lot of ground spots has normal.
The installation:
First I removed the connector and installed 2 wires.
Then put it in the right place using a double sided sticker (included).
Then solder the 5V:
Then the ground and it's all done:
Now just install the back cover, and put the screws back on. You wont*even notice it's there.
If you need some help, just ask.
Here it is in action:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxTYZ6qFJU0

Thanks! I'll try it in one week. I opened my Moto G already it is very easy.
We can charge normally than with cabel too? Or will it destroy something?
And change files via usb-cabel on PC will work too?

SWTR said:
Thanks! I'll try it in one week. I opened my Moto G already it is very easy.
We can charge normally than with cabel too? Or will it destroy something?
And change files via usb-cabel on PC will work too?
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that was my question too. i whant wirless charging but keep usb data too
idk if it will work with my otterbox commutter

SWTR said:
Thanks! I'll try it in one week. I opened my Moto G already it is very easy.
We can charge normally than with cabel too? Or will it destroy something?
And change files via usb-cabel on PC will work too?
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MaLiXs said:
that was my question too. i whant wirless charging but keep usb data too
idk if it will work with my otterbox commutter
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Everything working normally. :victory:

jamlvs said:
Everything working normally. :victory:
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Great!
Is this a good product?
http://m.ebay.de/itm/151257762028

SWTR said:
Great!
Is this a good product?
http://m.ebay.de/itm/151257762028
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That will do. The "problem" with that model is being all in plastic so it is slippery. Mine is the "Qi K8" model and the center is a kind of "rubbered" material. Just confirm the output, mine is 5V 700 - 1000 mA.

Sweet!
That's awesome! Good work! I just might have to do this. Anyway, I have a question. Do you think it would cause a problem if you had the USB cable plugged in AND it sitting on the charger? Not that I'm ever going to do that, but just curious.

Good work finding alternative soldering points. The micro usb connectors are so tiny
Time to get the screwdriver out

Just like i did in the other thread, that's a great mod you've done mate.

djeborn said:
That's awesome! Good work! I just might have to do this. Anyway, I have a question. Do you think it would cause a problem if you had the USB cable plugged in AND it sitting on the charger? Not that I'm ever going to do that, but just curious.
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The answer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i95W7oI0a80
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Just like i did in the other thread, that's a great mod you've done mate.
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Thanks.

hey @jamlvs thanks for the great tutorial...
but... what if my phone is already on the wireless charging base and i connect the usb cable to a computer... will the data transfer work properly?

EvilDragonEX said:
hey @jamlvs thanks for the great tutorial...
but... what if my phone is already on the wireless charging base and i connect the usb cable to a computer... will the data transfer work properly?
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Connecting the USB cable will work has it should and the wireless charging will not interfere in the data transfer or the charging (since is already charging).

Wow this is slick, never really soldered small electronics before though, not sure if I want to go there.

rugerredhawk said:
Wow this is slick, never really soldered small electronics before though, not sure if I want to go there.
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Same here but I'm welling to risk it ..
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Once I get that part, how do I charge my phone?lol
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you need a QI Wireless charger. It's a pad which you put your phone onto and will send "waves" to the receiver you've just plugged/soldered.
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Is this a good one?
http://m.tinydeal.com/de/product/universal-wireless-charger-receiver-module-w-micro-usb-122450
Because it charge 1000mAh.

SWTR said:
Is this a good one?
http://m.tinydeal.com/de/product/universal-wireless-charger-receiver-module-w-micro-usb-122450
Because it charge 1000mAh.
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It looks like mine but mine is 600mA, that must charge faster with a 1000mA charger. It's a QI just like mine, go for it. :good:

Thank you so much for the video of it being plugged in while wireless charging! I'll probably do this at some point. Good work!

This is a really great job. Well done

Do we have to set lockscreen patern for this mod?

HTC 10/USB-C Dock

Having had a wireless charging phone for the past 4 years, I feel that moving to a phone without one will be a bit of a pain. Since the HTC 10 doesn't have wireless charging, I'm looking for a dock to put bedside that will -hopefully- allow me to easily pop it on for charge overnight, etc.
Has anyone come across anything good? Bonus points if it also supports QC3.0

look to lg g5 dock it is very ?
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Using an QC 2 dock from iProtect with my M9. They are simple but solid and working as expected. They already launched a USB C dock with QC 3 as well. Will give it a try as soon as I received my 10. Hope it helps.
iProtect Premium USB TYP-C USB Docking Station: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B01A5N5JMA/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_dYVhxbCQ4HFHG
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That iProtect dock looks nice.
But I'm personally going to wait for the docks that are made for the HTC 10, you know a hole on the bottom for the woofer speaker and so on
Neither have I ever liked these universal docks, just seems so flimsy and I aim to keep the USB port on my phones undamaged as long as I possibly can.
An example of a phone+dock combination I absolutely loved, which would be the original Note with Samsung's own Desktop Dock.
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It's just so nice to have accessories that fit your device like a glove. I could easily place that phone on the dock without even looking and with one hand. And take it off with just one hand, of course I had to use my third finger to slightly push against the dock while grabbing the phone with my thumb/index/middle finger but other than that it was just so nice.
Same applies to the official car dock I used with my Note back then.. Oh them memories.
Haven't had that kind of experience with my One M7 which is sad since otherwise I've just loved this phone.
Shame that the official accessories have pretty much died and replaced with universal junk.
I mean like with my One M7, I tried three different docks made by a third party "for the M7" (run of the mill chinese designs which are slightly tweaked and regurgitated for each new phone) which were basically what was available at the time
1) USB port isn't aligned properly
2) doesn't fit the phone properly, rocks side to side and front to back
3) this one was just bearable but decided to break after a week or two of use, the internal USB failed so it wouldn't charge anymore.
Fun! So I gave up, whatever. Don't want to waste any more money on crap products.. At times like these I wish I'd have a 3D printer so I could design my own...

How safe is this iProtect dock with all these USB-C Charging shenanigans? Any chance of frying the device?
edit : excuse double post

HTCNerdYoda said:
Using an QC 2 dock from iProtect with my M9. They are simple but solid and working as expected. They already launched a USB C dock with QC 3 as well. Will give it a try as soon as I received my 10. Hope it helps.
iProtect Premium USB TYP-C USB Docking Station: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B01A5N5JMA/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_dYVhxbCQ4HFHG
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How safe is this iProtect dock with all these USB-C Charging shenanigans? Any chance of frying the device?

ombadboy said:
How safe is this iProtect dock with all these USB-C Charging shenanigans? Any chance of frying the device?
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As far as I can tell it is save as it utilizes an IQ technology as well.
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Lisa from Mobiletechreview mentioned the Microsoft Lumia dock works with the HTC 10, meaning the HTC 10 can charge while screen mirroring, connecting to peripherals such as hard drives, etc. This is pretty awesome and has pushed me toward jumping to get the HTC 10. HTC 10 might be the closest android fans get to a desktop replacement phone. If only it could run full Chrome, it could be a chromebook/desktop replacement.

Desktop Charging Dock - Case-compatible (Type-C Charger) Encased Lifetime Warranty (Silver/Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CIG2QOG/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_VAiixbJ6QYTTM
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I would probably be worthwhile to check out some of Benson Leung's reviews.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A25GROL6KJV3QG/ref=cm_cr_rdp_pdp?tag=phandroid-20
Some of those docks to not meet the spec, so be careful.

Do they support fast charging for HTC 10?

Keep us posted! Subscribed here to stay current.

Anyone have any updates?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B017K46T1M?vs=1
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Check out also the lambda dock. To be on the save side, you simply use the cable supplied with the phone.
Here the link to the website

purchased the type in thread 9 its the NXET make but it slow charges ,,a great shame.

westentertainer said:
purchased the type in thread 9 its the NXET make but it slow charges ,,a great shame.
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Slow charge or regular charge? I guess it's meant to do it overnight. Maybe it can be modded to fit our quick charge cables
Sprint HTC 10 running BadBoyz

westentertainer said:
purchased the type in thread 9 its the NXET make but it slow charges ,,a great shame.
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with a 3.0 charger plug charges fast so my mistake.

How about scaling on those mirrored screens? I have tried MHL cable with my fullhd Sony Z2 with a fullhd monitor and it just mirrors the screen. It is not smart enought to get things smaller on a larger screen ie. the icons are huge on monitor, remote desktop is too small on mobile screen and so is on the monitor, it should instead be scaled properly. Does anyone know will usb 3.0/3.1 connection will be smarter or that is the problem with android? Look at this for example http://www.winbeta.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/HP-Elite-x3-Dock.jpg I am not MS fan or I want to buy MS phone but this scales as it should.