I love PMA because the magnet just sucks the case in to the right spot.

Not 100% pma compatible.

Your phone must be PMA compatible in order for it to work.

I use it with a BlackBerry Priv which has PMA compatible charging built in - no case like Duracell sells for the iPhone

PMA is a pain to use as placement on the charge

that only supports PMA wireless charging

I saw varying reports of this devices compatibility with the Kyocera Duraforce Pro, but there are so few PMA devices available I decided to give it a go and buy two; one for home and one for work

I bought a Nokia Lumia 1520 at release in November knowing that it would only support PMA and not Qi, so I purchased the Incipio PMA charging case for the 1520, purchased this pad, and it works just fine

I purchased this device for the samsung galaxy S6, which as built in support for BOTH qi and pma charging.

However, the industry favored Qi instead of PMA and very few phones use PMA wireless charging

I love PMA because the magnet just sucks the case in to the right spot.

If you're unsure what PMA 3 is - it's the technology used in the rings you can plug into your phone at Starbucks to charge wirelessly at the tables and bars.

It says it's PMA compatible, but I bought this for my Kyocera DuraForce PRO, which already has wireless charging functionality, and it did not work.

I guess the phone is only Powermat (PMA) compatible when the Kyocera Duraforce Pro comes from AT&T but my phone is from Verizon and is QI enabled

Also, there are MANY times that my wife and I will wake up and the phone is not charged (maybe due to moving during the night or believing it was in the right place?).I do not like PMA charging

They do charge very fast and the phones are about half as hot as when using our QI chargers.

The Powermat works as it should, and while it can be a little difficult to get the case right on the mat exactly where its supposed to be the first few times, I was able to just lay it right down and get it charging as soon as it touched the mat