[Galaxy Note 4 Accessories] bdwlf2:
I purchased the Itain A6 for something like $25 and the mobile charger as well. Unfortunately the mobile charger from Itain will not fit my Note 3 with my Otterbox on, but the A6 charges right through it perfectly. I also bought a generic charging pad because it was bundled with a 1a output receiver coil. With the 1a coil even the generic charger is charging at about 1% @ every 3 minutes on the stock Samsung battery and no noticeable heat anywhere on the device. Now I did notice that the receiver coil in the above link is only.6a or 600ma. Personally, I wouldn't buy any coil that wasn't rated for 1a charging. Remember that these are at 75% efficiency at best currently. Qi 1.2 medium capable chargers should be released in by the end of the year. You may want to wait, unless you have money to burn. As for the 1.1 so far.. I'm liking it. Actually tossing the idea around for building a more convenient transmitter.

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I purchased the Itain A6 for something like $25 and the mobile charger as well. Unfortunately the mobile charger from Itain will not fit my Note 3 with my Otterbox on, but the A6 charges right through it perfectly. I also bought a generic charging pad because it was bundled with a 1a output receiver coil. With the 1a coil even the generic charger is charging at about 1% @ every 3 minutes on the stock Samsung battery and no noticeable heat anywhere on the device. Now I did notice that the receiver coil in the above link is only.6a or 600ma. Personally, I wouldn't buy any coil that wasn't rated for 1a charging. Remember that these are at 75% efficiency at best currently. Qi 1.2 medium capable chargers should be released in by the end of the year. You may want to wait, unless you have money to burn. As for the 1.1 so far.. I'm liking it. Actually tossing the idea around for building a more convenient transmitter.

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Yes, this card will disable your NFC. When you look for receiving cards... 2 things should be noted. 1. If NFC is important to you (I never use it) then you need to read the information on the card. Blow up the picture and look for the symbols for NFC, item description doesn't always give you the details. 2. While looking at the photo, check output charging rating. The Note 3 have 4 different amp ratings that I have seen to date. Just because it says "Made For" a sspecific phone, it doesn't mean that you are getting the best card. Made for is only in reference to where the connections are located.

I should mention that NFC compatible cards are thicker. The shielding on the card to protect your device blocks the NFC transceiver in your battery. The cards that are compatible are also usually a lower charging current. This is because you can only stuff so much technology into a card while still keeping slim enough to pop your cover closed.

Lastly, I have scoured the Internet looking at these things and devices looking for the best in specifications for my personal use. All these Qi devices are only made by only a few manufacturers. They are rebranded and relabled countless times and all from China. You can buy a charger for $100 with some fancy name or $20 without. The Tylt Vu is identical in every way to the Itain A6.

http://www.wirelesspowerconsortium.com/products/

Everything with the Qi logo must go through here. You can also check upcoming products which is kinda cool. There is an obscene amount of information there going through the menu. Texas Instruments who actually developed Qi 1.2 technology will keep you busy for hours in reading. You might even get a few ideas for your own. Just wish

it was released.

You can buy a transmitter coil and circuitry and install it anywhere. It's ridiculously easy. You can even buy an illuminated Qi puck that you can install in furniture or counter tops.

Anyway... Enough rambling. Hopefully this was helpful.

P.S. I wouldn't waste a dime on the coils in the above links. That card should be under $10. You are paying for the custom FoneSalesman name he had printed on it. That company buys in bulk, they don't manufacturer anything.