just ordered, had some chump change in the paypal account why not?

 

Would appreciate you giving a review and letting us know how it works out. Please?

 

IDK what phone you have but most of the top brands and then some you can get a charging case for. I have had them, wife has had the same one for her iPhone since she got the phone when the 6+ first came out. I rarely see her phone on charge and she uses it quite a bit. Seems like a much simpler solution than what y'all have been opting for, at least that I have noticed.

 

not a problem,
I'll post here AND the ''what have you done to your bagger lately '' thread.

 

My 1st ''smart phone'' I phone 8. it'll charge just fine, had a casio g zone for years, but verizon would'nt change and I got tired of paying thru the nose......so swithed to sprint and got better phones and cheaper payments.

 

Before QuickCharge came along, .when I'd use Google Maps on my Android phone, the phone would consume more power than a 2.1A charger could provide, resulting in my battery going dead during a trip in spite of being plugged in. QuickCharge solved that problem. I think wireless charging is slow enough that a phone being used for navigation or music would run dry in use.

 

You may be paying less on your payments per month, but, for me, it's worth the extra $ to be SURE we will have "coverage", no matter WHERE we go. All these other companies in their commercials talk about "reliability" or some OTHER statistic, but they just DON'T have the same "coverage" areas as Verizon, SIGNIFICANTLY less. It's why I'll pay a little more to stay with Verizon, because the "coverage" is well worth that little bit more. We've been at SEVERAL rallies in somewhat remote places where someone with another service; AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, whoever, will come up and ask about how many "bars" I have, since they have NONE, and I've got "full bars". Plus, because of where I work, and where my wife works, we get a pretty good discount (15-30%), so that also helps, and brings the cost back down to probably about what you're paying for Sprint. If you check how much "data" you actually use each month, and you drop your data plan to just over that amount, that can also decrease your bill from an unlimited plan that you really don't need, most of the time. Our plan is at 4GB, and we usually use between 2-3.5GB, and we have rollover, so we typically have between 5-6GB to use each month, so when we DO need to use more than we usually do, we're still covered, and won't pay any overage charges.

 

yeah I thought about all that you said, but the decision was made more over for a free iphone and 2 other flip phones that were needed for the ol's parents' . As for me , eh. I use the golf app , the lottery app, and the ''otb'' app that I couldn't use or own I should say, before. You are right about ''coverage'' the signal bars are substantially less than verizon, However on the least coast I 'll never stray from a nearby grid.