Here's where I read about the docking of snap air
http://www.mobiletechreview.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Number=40900
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On Mar 4, 2012, at 13:54, "N.A. Nada" <whodo678@comcast.net> wrote:
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> On Mar 4, 2012, at 6:55 AM, Allan wrote:
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>> Well I took the plunge yesterday and went to the apple store and purchased the juice pack air snap case for my iphone 4.
>> the phone itself snaps into the top portion of the case and the bottom piece is the battery pack ,the volume and silence buttons of the iphone are recessed in like juice pack air 1st model.
>> When you remove the bottom piece of the case the phone stays nestled in the top of the case very well and it does fit in my music dock very well.
>> the only problem i see at this point is you can not charge the bottom of the case unless its attached to the top of the case..not sure why this is because it is marketed to fit in a dock with the top of the case on and the bottom removed,so it would only make sense to be able to charge the bottom separately…
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> I'm a little confused here. I visited Mophie.com and found not product called Juice Pack Air Snap, just Juice Pack Air & Juice Pack Air Plus.
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> They don't recommend removing the bottom to charge or sync. They recommend using the micro-USB cable. There is no mention of removing the bottom to use in any dock. Could be because they did not design it to be used that way.
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> I have the 3G Juice Pack for my iPhone 3GS, and the 4/4S version is similar to the 3G version. It is a PITA to remove the Juice Pack, and so I only use it when I have a need for it.
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> Otherwise I use a Griffin Elan case. I removed the adapter in both my Apple iPhone Universal Dock, and iHome Clock/Radio dock and the Elan stays on the iPhone when I plug it in. I just don't have the second battery that way, but it makes daily use much easier.
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> I have no problems charging the bottom of the Juice Pack, without the top or iPhone attached, by using the micro-USB cable.
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> I do wish Mophie would design a case that does not need to be removed to use a dock, but with the anticipated change in the connector, I doubt this will happen. The EU requirement for universal charging cables & wall worts has prompted this.
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> Brent
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