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[ONE Accessories] Lupercal:
I just switched to a OPO from a Nexus 4, and wireless charging is the only thing I miss... well, and Seidio cases and holsters; I really like their products.

Anyway, couple questions about your mod; do you think copper tape would work? I'd prefer not to do any soldering. And, does your coil interfere with NFC function?
[ONE Accessories] adas1223:
I put an s5 qi charger in mine. 750-800mah screen on. Screen off approximately 15-20% per hour. The NFC blocks alot of the potential. Maybe place your coil between the antennae and the back cover.

Glad to see people are not afraid to tear apart their opo
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
I actually bought the white style swap back that doesn't have the nfc. I honestly have no use for the nfc coil so that buys me 1-2mm of space.

If I do find I need nfc down the road I'll buy the lg g3 qi/nfc combo coil and swap it out.
[ONE Accessories] barrmulio:
Has any tried to get a charger with the micro usb between a case (diztronic) and the back?

I'm a bit worried about ruining the sandstone so i may get a generic cover
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
It should work fine, just means access to the port will involve removing the case.
[ONE Accessories] adzidek:
does it matter which pin gets the black and which pin gets the red? I'm looking at an S5 coil that i want to adapt to my OPO, but that coil doesn't identify red/black...
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
yes it matters very much.

The qi receiver I used actually had the contacts marked a "+5" and "neg" so it made it very easy to identify, but if your coils isnt marked just use a multimeter while the pad is on a charger to identify which is + and -.

then in my first pic I have the wire soldered to the correct pins (red=+, black=-). You can also refer to this diagram:
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
another thing I noticed recently, when the battery is low (below 40%) and its sat on the charger for a few min (enters deep sleep) its charging at rates in excess of 850mA which is quite substantial!
[ONE Accessories] jrichards2007:
I ordered the LG G3 NFC+Qi from Amazon and plan on doing the same thing. I'm almost always either somewhere at home where I have a pad or at my desk at work, would love to have wireless charging capabilities. I'll take pictures and report back. Thanks for the post!
[ONE Accessories] Paul Morris:
its amzing!! but can you confirm after you fix this and your battery cover don't have gaps?
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
No gap, looks totally stock. By my style swap cover does not have nfc do I have a smidge but of space more than had I have the nfc
[ONE Accessories] scottx .:
I'm retiring my nexus 5 and I had a nexus 4 before that. Have 3 wireless chargers. This looks like a must do. Thanks a lot for the info.
[ONE Accessories] dboss007:
Definitely interested to see how this goes. Right now, I have a metal plate attached to the NFC right now for magnetic docks. If the combined NFC & QI part works for you I'd try and get everything under the cover I want as well.
[ONE Accessories] daryelv:
Also interested in this... I soldered in a Qi Charger under my Sandstone cover a couple months back but the results due to the NFC were less than stellar. If I can remove the NFC from the case and use the NFC from the sticker I'd look at doing this mod again.

-Daryel
[ONE Accessories] MrMaNz:
Any update on this?? I'm also very interested to see how this project turns out! If it works out then I'm definitely trying this out myself. I'm also interested in how you plan to hook up the NFC antenna...solder directly to the two NFC pins on the back of the OnePlus One? Just thinking out loud, but it would be awesome if we could just remove the stock NFC sticker and then stick in this LG G3 Qi/NFC sticker in its place...then wire up the OnePlus One's NFC pins and USB pins in such a way that it all lines up when you replace the back cover. I'm probably WAY over thinking this, but I like things to "feel" stock if you know what I mean...LoL
[ONE Accessories] Maynard100:
A nice to have but seems to be difficult to do for noob like me. :(
[ONE Accessories] vcsg01:
Do you know where I can get the same receiving coil? I looked around but all I saw were the generic ones that plug into the usb port.
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
Mine was for a galaxy s4. Funny part I'd it's labeled 700mA, but battery monitor widget reports upwards of 900
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
Like this. Just have to remove the contact points.http://www.ebay.com/itm/Qi-Wireless...344?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item56733204e0
[ONE Accessories] vcsg01:
Cool got it. I have a couple of those at the house right now. Will have to take one apart. Thanks for the info!
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
Cheers
[ONE Accessories] Flatric:
Where did you buy the charger kit?:)
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
ebay
[ONE Accessories] Superikiller:
Incredible

Wow. Very assome :D
[ONE Accessories] REPTORO:
I would love to do this to my OPO.. But too noob in electronics to do this.. :(

Can anyone make some kind of tutorial?
[ONE Accessories] chenrp:
Where do you see 875mah rate? All i see is max below 500mah?
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
post #22
[ONE Accessories] SalTNutz:
What kind of solder did you use? I can't get the solder i have to stick to the contacts on the QI pad.
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
dunno, just regular fine circuit board solder.
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
So I decided to upgrade my existing internal Qi mod to restore NFC. I picked up the nfc/qi combo for a LG g3. Here's the final install. Works great, nfc works like stock, qi charges at ~900mA, no bulge.
[ONE Accessories] newellj79:
Can you post the link from where you ordered. The stock back fits still? Does the micro usb jack still work for otg usb and charging?
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
The pcb board- its from one of these: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/331536120289

Originally I used just the PCB & coil in this Qi card. Here is my original setup:

Then I removed the original small coil, and cut down the PCB. It is approx this part of the coil. The rest of the PCB is just blank and can be disgarded:

Then I replaced it with the LG G3 NFC/Qi combo coil: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/261756381973

I trimmed the LG G3 PCB so that the NFC contacts line up with the pogo pins from the OPO.

Here is last night's charge. I use an LG WCP-300 Qi puck. I consistently get around 850-900mA charge rate:

after removing the NFC coil, and a sticker from the inside, and sanding down the injection markings, it now fits perfect with zero bump:
[ONE Accessories] cr3pt:
So you can post all what you doing for that correct Qi?
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
the original post is at the top. The revision is the previous post. Any questions just let me know!
[ONE Accessories] Jadelor:
This is seriously inspirational. Congrats on a good work.
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
Cheers. Btw micro usb port works fine, can still charge over usb like normal also
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
OP updated as a how-to.
[ONE Accessories] supremekizzle:
[MENTION=5164035]burnski[/MENTION] Why is it necessary to use the circuitry from the s4? What if you wired the qi terminals on the coil directly to the micro USB + and -? Is it because the G3 has that circuitry built in and the S4 and Oneplus dont? Therfore aftermarket coils for G3 wouldn't need it, but ones for the S4 do? I plan on doing this to a Moto X '14 and came across your guide. Not sure if you're familiar with the X and whether or not direct from USB to qi pad would work? Thanks!
[ONE Accessories] byt3b0mb:
my guess is that it is because you are using the voltage regulator from the other charger. A direct connection may cause issues with charging and possibly be hazardous.
[ONE Accessories] spiralz:
If I wasn't bothered with nfc could I just solder the s4 qi to the micro usb?
[ONE Accessories] supremekizzle:
That's what I was thinking. I wonder if my theory is correct about the circuitry needed for the G3 one, since it's meant for the G3 and touches factory pads, the circuitry must be internal on the G3.
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
Yes originally I just used the s4 coil and it worked fine. I then wanted to restore nfc which is why I used the g3 coils, however the g3 coils don't have the power conversion circuitry so I had to use the one from the $4.
[ONE Accessories] J.Evsukov:
I am very appreciated for your post, burnski !

Currently in parts gathering process :D

Would you kindly (c) explain connection scheme of the joint

It is all taped on the other photos and I can`t understand how the wires should be solder. It`s all the language barrier`s fault. :eek:

Just paint it black\red right on the photo.
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
just follow the traces from the old S4 coil, and the new G3 coil. match up which is the "outside" of the coil and which is the "inside". You can solder directly into those contact points that are circled. you can also shorten those traces then just sand the coating off to expose the traces and solder to that. then just fold it up and tuck it inside the battery cover.
[ONE Accessories] J.Evsukov:
Thank you for the explanation, I was thinking about the problem and decided to use multimeter and Qi emitter to figure out +\- at the contacts :D

It is easy too IMHO...
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
(more edits to the OP with additional details.)
[ONE Accessories] aboveliquidice:
I just completed this mod today and have a couple of thoughts...

1 - Big thanks to Burnski!

2 - make sure you have Flux and wicking before you start to solder. If you don't know how to use these items (like me), YouTube is your friend.

3 - be cautious with the height of your solder. While my mod turned out fine, I have the slightest bulge due to solder on the Right hand side. It isn't noticeable from a distance, but you can feel it if you hunt for it.

4 - test which side of the antenna you can solder to first. Sounds silly, but it isn't obvious from looking at it.

- The ability to wireless charge again is priceless!!! Thanks for this...
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
Glad to hear it worked out well for you!
[ONE Accessories] Mustkeg:
Hi, what a great project! I have a question regarding the charging process. Let's say I charge the phone wirelessly and at the same time attach a USB cable for data transfer with my computer. The phone remains on the charging mat.

- Is wireless charging switched off?

- Is it charged via USB and wirelessly at the same time?

- Will it blow up? ;)

- Can the phone get damaged from nearly 2A of accumulated charging current?
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
No idea, never tried. Honestly your probably better off taking it off the mat while plugged in.
[ONE Accessories] J.Evsukov:
OMG it`s Fifty Shades of OPO :D

BTW, I have recieved the parts for the upgrade and installed them. No problem

Hint: it doesn`t matter where to solder (input or output of Qu antenna). The S4 circout makes it 5V and right polarity anyway...
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
Cool, good to know..
[ONE Accessories] J.Evsukov:
Something went wrong...

Next day I made a wireless updrade the vibro-motor start making a fool of me.

Working\dont working randomly. And comlitley silent in touchscreen actions.

Maybe something unsolded during the upgrade... Someday I`ll desassemble OPO deeper to find that out
[ONE Accessories] itsm03:
great tutorial :)
[ONE Accessories] stanw1201:
Hey I was just curious, I have an old wireless charging module for the galaxy s3, would that work as an alternative to the s4 receiver module?

Also, the ebay link for the s4 receiver module you posted doesn't ship to my country (Australia), so I was wondering whether or not I can just buy any s4 wireless charging receiver module from ebay and it should work?

Keen to start modding! :D
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
You can pretty much any. I just choose the s4 because it output at 1000ma. As long as it fits under the battery door it'll work.
[ONE Accessories] ashutoshmn:
amazing bruh! :good:
[ONE Accessories] batista16:
Hi!

I'm going just a bit off topic, I have OPT, add Wireless charging would be easier since it doen't have NFC right?

Does the USB-C get in the way?
[ONE Accessories] burnski:
Theoretically Im sure it's possible, but can't say for sure without actually taking one apart.
[ONE Accessories] batista16:
I think the hard part is to solder the connection, on OPT the port is directly attached to those flat band connections.
[ONE Accessories] Phrankeeh:
You got any plans on getting one? :D
[ONE Accessories] FrenchSparda:
Awesome, i dont use NFC, so basically if i understand, i just need the S4 PCB/coil ?

But seems i can't find the exact same references, can i use any generic S4 PCB, like that one ?

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=191685234356&alt=web
[ONE Accessories] FirstBurst:
Really wanting to do this mod
[ONE Accessories] sanumaj:
Did this mod and getting extremely slow charging rate using both LG and Tylt wireless Chargers. Any suggestions?
[ONE Accessories] mojo-chan:
I did this mod too and am getting about 200mA charge rate, very low. I'm using an LG charger rated for 1A charging rate (1.8A input) and the suggested coil. I'm good at soldering (do it for a living some times) so it's not that.

Has anyone tried just attaching the coil to the charge controller board and then a normal USB cable to that? That's how I'm going it before I mod my phone. I should work at the full 800mA. Anyone had any experience they would like to share? Fake charge controllers maybe? I tried three different coils.
[ONE Accessories] giannakis1984:
Great mod... Never through of it...shall better start collecting all the needed parts..
[ONE Accessories] deramubu:
Looks great, I hope my friend understands it too. He will have to do all the work.
[ONE Accessories] WangGang:
Possible if you could somehow get Quick Charging on there?
[ONE Accessories] vSOAPYv:
Any reason you used the g3 loop over the g4 loop?
[ONE Accessories] s-hfarooq:
I'll try this soon, seems quite interesting and useful.
[ONE Accessories] paia_lait:
This is so cool! but I'm not going to do it. Don't want to make a mistake and break my OnePlus One
[ONE Accessories] Simon_III:
Blu Pure XL

The charging port to my BLU phone broke (It's incredibly loose and will not charge) so I started researching to see if I could find a way to add a wireless charging capability to it. I saw that someone asked as well if they could do it on their BLU Pure XL and you linked them to this thread, despite it being for the OnePlus One. Would the process be fairly the same? I'm not very experienced (not at all, really, this would be my first time taking apart a phone) and I'm worried if I should do anything different on my device. I ask here because this is the closest I've gotten to finding Qi for The Blu. Is there anything I need to specifically account for? Would this even be possible for my phone? My biggest worry is with the pins of my charging port. Also regarding your thread, you say "Solder the wires" when I don't exactly know which wires you're talking about. Wait, nevermind, I figured out that you mean any wires. So now I ask if you can tell me where to find spare wires like the ones you used. I'm pretty desperate at this point because I cannot buy a new one and because of how uncommon this phone is, it's so hard to find any helpful information. Like I said, I'm fairly new...
[ONE Accessories] NathanielZac:
Confused

I have a doubt :confused:

Can i just Solder (QI Wireless Charging + NFC Antenna Sticker for LG G3)

or do i need GalaxyS4 charging card ??
[ONE Accessories] hawktalon:
So going to do this.. ordering the parts now. And maybe embed the charger into my car's phone mount xD
[ONE Accessories] hawktalon:
Done it! Charges like normal charger speed. Will have to get higher gauge wires to make the entire thing thinner as my phone currently have a slight bulge. Charging using a Qi Charging module from ebay.

You will need the S4 charging card because OPO does not have the Qi charging circuitry. Need to "steal" it from a S4 card.
[ONE Accessories] chenrp:
Two cons,

Slow charging

Battery+phone heats up (damaging the battery)
[ONE Accessories] Reutemeteut:
What a non-contributing comment.

If you read the whole thread:

1. The battery temp does not exceed more than 30 degrees Celsius which is not room temp, but still decent.

2. Slow charging was never a problem for the people that work on this. It has been added to let the phone charge overnight or on someones desk so that it is always a bit (more) charged. Which can also lead to less battery charge cycles, which is actually quite good for the battery and extend its life.
[ONE Accessories] areyouanand:
Where can i buy that bamboo cover? if available full body frame.
[G2 Accessories] ronnienyc:
I now have (and love) my G2.

However, my previous iPhone 6 had a PERFECT leather case.

I am looking for something similar:

1. snug fit and thin

2. not a folio/flip case.

3. Not silicon/TPU/etc. Needs to be leather like the Apple brand iPhone cases.

Anyone have ideas? I have looked and come up with nothing.

Thanks!
[G2 Accessories] only-one:
Who is your carrier? (that will help with ideas)
[G2 Accessories] ronnienyc:
Sprint
[G2 Accessories] viktor_terlecky:
slim, leather and not folio/flip

tetded dot com

sorry, i can't post direct links
[G2 Accessories] crad614:
I found this thread here on XDA: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2565014

Here is the link I believe you are looking for. Click on the icons in upper right corner to change currency types.

http://www.tetded.com/home/en/g2/17...g-g2-d802-d802ta-d803-caen-vintage-brown.html
[G2 Accessories] ronnienyc:
This might be perfect, thanks.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alnova1:
About 2 days ago I noticed when i receive a call, it rings but the screen is black. If i hit the power button it will wake the screen but it doesn't show I'm receiving a call except for the fact I lose LTE ( I'm on Verizon). I can also double tap the screen ( have the mod) and it will wake but still nothing. Once the call is over it will show a missed call in the status bar. I'm rooted but on 5.0.1 stock. Was working fine until a few days ago. Anyone else?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KB112:
Are you using Lux? If so, uninstall it. Problem solved. If not, then I'm not sure what to tell you.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alnova1:
No, not using Lux. Starting to piss me off. Just shows up out of the blue and haven't really installed any new programs in a while.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alnova1:
Well I'm still having the problem but i have found if I can wake the screen and then hit the phone icon, one of the options it gives me is to "return to call in progress" and if I hit that it gives me the option to answer the call. This sucks.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chemguru:
Any chance you've got something covering or blocking the ambient light sensor? When my screen got cracked, there was a fissure that went directly over the sensor, and I had the same problem you're having. Maybe some dust under a screen protector?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alnova1:
That was a great idea but still didn't work. I took the screen protector off and still the same thing. I might try a custom rom but I think it's time to sell. I love big phones and I do like this phone but it may be a tad too big for me. Might put it on Craigslist but the hicks in my area don't understand what "Nexus" is or "price is firm"...."will you take $150 for that there phone?"
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SP_Kenny:
Do you have your phone number integrated with Google Voice? If so you might want to double check your Google Voice integration settings as I know they have that caller ID that lets it ring to voice mail and you can decide if you want to take the call after they start to leave a message

Google just did some changes with Hangouts this week that nerfd Messenger and Google Voice for me

Post here in the Q&A section is forthcoming but in the mean time you can check out my post on the Google forums about what their changes broke HERE

If you are looking to try a ROM check out Clean ROM - link is in my signature below
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alnova1:
I do use my google voice number but I don't have it setup like you were talking about. It rings directly to my phone. I checked my setting and they are the same. I tired using hangouts for my voice text messages but found that a lot of the time it wouldn't notify me that I had received a message so I went back to the Voice app. I'm just stumped. I my give the Clean Rom a shot. Do you know if it works well with Verizon? Seen some people saying they were having a few problems with some of the roms on Verizon. Thanks for the input.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SP_Kenny:
Clean ROM is a striped down and tweaked stock rom so it doesn't have some of the issues the ASOP roms do. I had to look through a few pages from about page 18 on, as that is when he announced CR was no longer in beta and released the 1.1 rom. Saw more t-mob, at&t and sprint peeps in there but at least 1 person on verizon reported in all was good and tether is supposed to be working
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alnova1:
I just installed it and it seems to have fixed my problem for answering calls. Have no idea what was wrong before on the original rom. Seems to be running nicely and Verizon is working fine it seems like. Thanks for the recommendation.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SP_Kenny:
Nice!! :highfive:

If you could please chime in on the clean rom thread so others see that a verizon user is up and running on it as I had seen way more peeps on the other 3 carriers there
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alnova1:
I definitely will as soon as I head out and do a little testing on it.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] epic151:
I had this exact problem with my wife's Nexus 6 but mine was functioning fine. Turns out that under SETTINGS - SOUND & NOTIFICATION - APP NOTIFICATION she had the Goggle Dialer blocked.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mike8333:
Have the exact problem outlined by the original thread starter, scour a few webpages with different sort of solution.... nothing works!

My solution: Simple, just uninstall the Phone app updates, voila, all back to normal.

Hope it'll help someone.
[General Questions and Answers] Kekso:
Greetings all! I'm a little noob when it comes to smartphones so i have to ask.I'm planning to buy Alcatel One Touch Idol 2 S next month and i'm wondering is this phone any good? I'm not looking for a high end phone,but i want it to run smoothly without major and constant stucking.And since Alcatel aren't that famous when it comes to smartphones i couldn't find a lot of reviews.One guy said that the speaker is a catastrophe and that music sound like crap.Is that true? Btw i don't have much money,this phone is currently availible in my country,do you think it's worth it? Thanks a lot,any help is appreciated! :)
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GreeleyXda:
Moto display, the nexus version seems inferior to what the moto x has.

I'd like to be able to have moto actions too so that I see my notifications with a wave of my hand.

Moto Voice, on the moto x it's always on (even when the screen is off) and you can change the phrase from ok Google

And double twist to start the Camera

Also I'm coming from a locked BL Samsung so I'm used to features and lag, which nexus 6 rom has the most features?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Prince21:
Bro, go with Bliss Pop ROM. Feature packed and has the OK Google everywhere. As for the twist to start camera thing, would be cool to have but seems moot. I mean either swipe from the bottom right of the unlock screen or say OK Google, then launch camera.?