“My phone is in a wristlet wallet Will I be able to charge my phone without taking it out of the wallet”
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I don't know about your case. I have an Otterbox, that works fine. I did have to remove the cover to the charging outlet. But, I just snap it back on when the phone is out of the charger.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I don't know your exact design of your case but there is an adjustment knob on the unit so that the unit can adapt to different thickness cases. I have an Apple battery pack case and it adjusts to accommodate that without issue.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You have to attach the phone to the connector protruding from the base of the holder. The iwatch charger is through the magnetic connection but the phone charger is NOT wireless.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes! My wife has a case that folds open to hold credit cards on the left inside of the wallet and the phone on the right inside. It also has the wristlet strap. The wallet is pretty thick and has a lip that extends beyond the phone bottom. The Belkin Powerhouse accommodates this by an adjustable height lightning plug that moves on an angle from front to back. This allows you to raise the lightning plug to reach into the wallet past the lip and plug in securely. When you seat the phone in you do it vertically, then lean the phone back so it rests at an angle while charging.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.the wristlet would have to be pretty thin. I'm guessing it's the type of wristlet that opens up and the phone is on one side and cards on the other? There is about 1/2 inch clearance between the dock (where you plug the phone on) and the plastic stand behind it (that the phones rests on). If the wristlet is slim (at least the side that the phone is on) then it should work fine.
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