SOLD OUT : LG G3 PMA Wireless Charging Chip for AT&T/Rogers/Bell

The Qi version has a version 2 which has the adhesive sticker already incorporated. All you have to do is remove the 3M paper, apply to your battery door and apply the heat dispatching sticker. Pictures below are of the Qi version but the PMA version will look the same.


Install the small rectangular sticker followed by the PMA sticker chip. Put the battery cover back on to your phone and test to make sure that the wireless charging is working. If it is not working, remove the battery cover and reposition the PMA chip and test again. Once it is confirmed working and wirelessly charging, Apply the heat dispatching sticker and put back your battery cover.

I say this because the heat dispatching sticker is hard to remove.


I own a Verizon LG G3 and have sold over 500 Qi wireless charging sticker chips. I've gotten lots of questions asking if the Qi chips will work on AT&T (of course, we all know that is a NO). But I have been communicating with a manufacturer and they have requested me to buy a AT&T LG G3 for them and ship it to them so they can do some research on the PMA wireless charging. If they are able to gather information from their research, there may be a PMA sticker chip for all you AT&T users rather than having to wait or transplant from a Quick Circle case.

Just wanted to give everyone a heads up. If it all works out, I'll look into purchasing a bunch of PMA chips and helping XDA like I did with the Qi.

For those curious, I have 1306 positive feedback on eBay (slickoffers).

I AM PROVIDING A SERVICE LIKE I DID WITH THE QI STICKER CHIPS FOR VERIZON, TMOBILE AND SPRINT USERS. I AM FORKING CASH UP FRONT TO ACQUIRE THESE STICKERS IN ORDER FOR ME TO GET THEM QUICKER TO YOU. I GET SHIPMENTS WITHIN 4 BUSINESS DAYS AND HAVE IT DELIVERED TO YOU WITHIN 2-5 DAYS (DEPENDING ON THE SHIPPING METHOD YOU CHOOSE) INSTEAD OF YOU WAITING 2-3 WEEKS FOR IT TO ARRIVE FROM ASIA OR NOT BEING ABLE TO HAVE IT DELIVERED TO YOUR STATE OR DON'T LIKE ORDERING FROM OVERSEAS. I AM NOT A BUSINESS AND SHIP THESE WHEN I GET HOME FROM MY FULL-TIME JOB. I WILL DO MY BEST TO SHIP OUT THE NEXT DAY BUT I DO HAVE OTHER OBLIGATIONS SUCH AS HOUSE CHORES AND HELPING MY PREGNANT WIFE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.

sailindawg said:

Sounds great! subscribed!

Question: if you can get a manufacturer to produce this, can it be made as slim as possible with no metal disk or magnet?

Thanks!

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I don't know what their plans are for producing or even if they can make it compatible with PMA. For cost and production, they may just produce it the same as what the Qi sticker chips are for Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint.

They should be receiving the phone on August 23rd. Hopefully they can start researching and find a solution quick. I told them to let me know as soon as they have confirmation and that it works. I've already bought 500 Qi stickers from them so I'm probably their #1 buyer. LOL.

awtryau89 said:

Hopefully they can make a very thin sticker that works without the magnet or shield layer. I transplanted the one from the Quick Circle case into my OEM back and I took it out. It was causing my screen to buldge. I had a black version and I really couldn't notice it. I traded for a white one and it was easily noticeable against the white frame. I am just worried about this because there are reports of this causing the screen to separate from the frame by some members.

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Pictures or info about this? Maybe I can pass this on to them.

chillsen said:

in. i would say first batch should be about 50 and then after the reviews another 50-75 for the 2nd wave. appreciate you helping us PMA users.

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Only issue in doing small waves is the long wait time for between each shipment. I still get my shipment in a lot quicker than if you were to buy it on your own (I get my shipment in 3-5 days where as you'll probably have to wait 3 weeks). Plus, it would cost me more in Western Union fees every time I send money to them. With the Qi sticker chips, every time I order chips, I have to pay WU fees. Yes, I can order 300-500 at one time, but I don't want to get stuck with them. Not to mention, I'm forking out my own money to acquire these. I can have people pay up front to help offset the cost of purchasing but that just ties up people's money.

I'm sure if the manufacturer has chips working working for AT&T, it should be no problem as they test each chip with their machine. With the Qi chips, there's a bigger market since it covers Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint where as with the PMA, I'm only limited to AT&T users. Of course, not every AT&T user has a LG G3, so I have to gauge the amount of AT&T users that are interested in these to see how many to order. Like the Qi chips, I may have to set up a newsletter and have people sign up. This will let me know how many people. I underestimated the demand for the Qi and my first order was 100. With the AT&T, I may have to order 200 at one time and be done. If the demand is more, I may order more.

I'm not a business or wholesaler. I have a full time, 9-5 job and go home after work to help my pregnant wife and whatever a normal married homeowner does LOL. So all packing and printing of shipping labels is done after work with my wife helping. But you'll still get it quicker from me after all said and done than if you were to buy directly from them. Not to mention, they don't ship to all states for whatever reason. Like the Qi chips, I'll sell as much as I can so as long there is demand but once I see other people selling, that's when I stop (yes, I do make a little profit from selling as I have to buy shipping materials, ink, cut each sticker and pack them. Also need to pay for those diapers somehow).

Sorry for the long rant. Just pointing out the process involved when I'm doing this.