That's true if its not plugged in. So it can be looked at like a regular Qi charger that can also be used wirelessly for limited charging. I'm not into Qi charging but always recharge my 1520.3 before 2400mAh wouldn't give a full charge. But do these things slow down a lot as they have less and less remaining juice from the last charge?
I actually have 2 lol. One old Nokia wireless charging stand I used with my old 920 back in the day. Still works good for the office. At home I used the orange Nokia Wireless pad that glows with notifications and all that. I love them and use them both daily, my only complaints is that charging times on these are super slow. Not ideal for rush charging.
It's hard plastic but has a bit of flex to it. I did a trial and error with my L1520 and burned through clear cases like crazy. So many were really cheap quality and broke and cracked very easily. I find the IMAK cases to be more sturdy than any other ones I've used. I've dropped my phone before with it and it saved the phone from getting damaged. After a big fall it could potentially crack the case by the volume rockers because it's only a thin strip of plastic there. I can say that after a month or so the back of the case can get a bit scuffed if you place your phone on table tops often. I usually replace my IMAK cases after a couple months to make it look fresh again. For almost $5 you can't go wrong. Sometimes I even buy a few at once.
Ohh, I didn't actually read their description -the pictured flip cover is not what I want.
I have to think it is as good as a case. I mean I've never seen anything appearing to be bruises on a cow. And as a pilot friend said about why pilots wear leather jackets: Hey, you ever see a cow on fire? So the logical conclusion is that the Mozo cases should protect against anything but drowning.
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